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High-profile speakers. Cutting-edge topics. And important insights into how tech is impacting our world. That’s what Monash Tech Talks are all about.
These unmissable events will open your eyes to the disruption that’s shaping our future and challenge everything you thought about emerging tech.
Sometimes controversial, yet always stimulating, Monash Tech Talks are the perfect way to deepen your knowledge – and join the most significant conversations of the tech industry today.
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26 episodes
since April 20, 2020
episodic
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AI is often considered to be a field rife with inequality
It lacks measures for social, gender and cultural inclusion. And the machine learning, software and algorithms that underpin AI are widely critiqued for reinforcing harmful biases.
‘Inclusivity comes under two categories: Is it accessible an…
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We’re delighted to bring you an insightful talk from UX Designer and social advocate Melanie Tran for our Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Week Monash Tech Talks special. Melanie specialises in uniting the worlds of business, design and social impact. Living with a disability herself, she will deep …
What makes AI trustworthy?
‘Explainable AI’ (XAI). It’s a term we’re hearing more and more these days. But what does it mean? And more importantly – why does it matter?
Gathering high-profile experts across IT, cognitive science and the social sciences, this event will give you deep insights into:
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Sustainability through diverse perspectives
Climate change is more than just an environmental issue. It’s a social justice issue too. That’s why the UN lists gender equality as one of its 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
For this International Women’s Day, we are embracing the 2022 IWD theme to sh…
The new era of law enforcement
Thanks to its ability to identify, forecast and act autonomously, artificial intelligence has transformed crime prevention. From face detection to predictive policing, what was impossible is now commonplace. So don’t miss this opportunity to discover how innovative te…
Directed by Professor Sarah Pink from the Emerging Technologies Research Lab, ‘Smart Homes for Seniors' shares the joys, frustrations and wisdom of Australian seniors as they learned to live with digital voice assistants, smart lights and robotic vacuum cleaners during the 2020 COVID-19 pandem…
Our world is more connected than ever before – and strongly governed by the data economy. With the possibility of someone across the globe hacking into your most valuable information at any time, cybersecurity is paramount. But technology is evolving rapidly, and with it, the emergence of ‘super co…
Braille mechanisms have come to be recognised as the face of assistive technologies. With new discoveries being made every day, and IT advancing faster than ever before, now is the opportune time to leverage the potential of technology to create a fairer, more inclusive world.
In this Monash Tech T…
Humans and robots – harmony or war?
Looking at today’s robots, it can be hard to believe those who say they’ll one day displace us across a range of industries. But as artificial intelligence becomes smarter, and technology continues to advance, we need to ask ourselves three important questions:
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‘Data’ - what comes to mind first? For many, it’s privacy.
This is especially true in healthcare, where patients will often reveal their most sensitive details. But providing the right information could mean the difference between life and death.
This begs a few important questions: Where do we dra…
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