An international research collaboration used AI as research participants and discovered that knowledge-enhanced large language models are able to critically assess forensic expert testimonies.
The role of AI in medical decision-making elicits different reactions in people when compared with human doctors. A new study investigated the situations where the acceptance differs and why with stories that described medical cases.
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The Young Researchers' Meeting at Turku attracted early career researchers from all EC2U universities – as well as from Lviv in Ukraine.
The newly established institute is looking for talented researchers in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
TurkuNLP Group at the University of Turku is part of a consortium where Europe's leading AI companies and research institutions are joining forces and expertise to develop the next-generation open-source language models. The OpenEuroLLM project aims to advance European AI capabilities.
The substantial donation supports AI research at thirteen universities: Aalto University, Hanken School of Economics, National Defence University, Tampere University, University of Eastern Finland, University of Helsinki, University of Lapland, University of Jyväskylä, University of Oulu, University of the Arts Helsinki, University of Turku, University of Vaasa, and Åbo Akademi University. Additionally, the donation supports the activities of the international ELLIS Institute.
The University of Turku has been awarded significant EU funding for a doctoral training project that promotes safe and secure, legally and ethically sustainable use of artificial intelligence.
How can sensitive health data be used responsibly in scientific research or how can artificial intelligence help make breakthroughs in medical research? The ECCB2024 conference brings together current themes in computational biology and international researchers in Turku, Finland.
The European Commission has published guidelines on the responsible use of artificial intelligence in research. University of Turku policy on AI as part of the research encourages the use of AI applications in both research and related processes. Agreements for licensed resources acquired by the library have also gradually begun to include AI clauses, which impose their own restrictions on the use of AI tools.