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Multimodal AI is bridging the gap between human and computer intelligence. The future of technology, it’s enabling machines to combine various data types – such as images, text, speech and numbers – to achieve a richer, more holistic way of thinking and understanding.
The panel:
Ms Bernadette Schwerdt - Keynote speaker, author and entrepreneur
Associate Professor Reza Haffari - Lead, Vision and Language Group
Dr Joanna Batstone - Director, Monash Data Futures Institute
Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah - Consultant physician General Medicine & Infectious Diseases, Alfred Health
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