Events

This talk by Graham Stott will explore the life of Charles Babbage and discuss how Ada Lovelace wrote about his radical ideas. After a gap of a hundred years these ideas were picked up by Alan Turing

This talk will describe Leigh's research and commercial exploitation of silicon, unusually, for optical and medical applications.

Many disciplines are involved in specifying, designing, building and commissioning a process manufacturing plant. But it is the automation engineer who makes all the elements come together .

Dave Milham is uniquely placed to tell this story with more than 50 years in telecoms and pivotal roles in the development of OSS/BSS architectures and standards.

AI-based translation from video into sign language.

‘Mega Projects’ over the last 20 years, each costing 6 to 10 billion USD

In this session, we will lift the lid on how large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT actually work, in a way that’s clear, engaging, and jargon-free.

Presented by Professor Hamid Bouchachia, Professor of Data Science and Intelligent Systems at Bournemouth University

Artificial Intelligence, at least AI as it currently exists is neither artificial nor intelligent. It is however extremely clever and certainly capable of doing some tasks better than humans.