School of ICT Conversation Bytes

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In this episode, we have a conversation with Gary Morgan, current industry advisory board member for Griffith School of ICT, Adjunct Industry Fellow at Griffith University, Griffith University Alumni, and ICT industry professional with a focus in strategy for more than 25 years. Gary tells us about his academic and industry background that got him to where he is now. We also discuss how he makes use of AI for his business and research practice and some of the current challenges that come with this. Gary also shares some career advice for upcoming ICT professionals, and some of the future directions students may take with their careers. Did you enjoy this, or could we do better? Let us know: https://forms.office.com/r/WuuJuMFTvE

We have a conversation with Associate Professor Jarrod Trevathan about his work with Internet of Things in environmental informatics and in the home. We explore some of the research projects he’s been working on and the benefits and risks with having sensors collecting data in a variety of places. Did you enjoy this, or could we do better? Let us know: https://forms.office.com/r/WuuJuMFTvE

Hyperspectral cameras can see beyond visible light (what we see) and can be used for a variety of applications including in agriculture for higher quality products and to prevent diseases. Combined with AI, the possibilities are endless. We chat about Jun’s current research, challenges, and future career opportunities with this rapidly evolving technology. Did you enjoy this, or could we do better? Let us know: https://forms.office.com/r/WuuJuMFTvE

We have a conversation with Dr Larry Wen about his career moving from software engineering into artificial intelligence research. He contemplates some of the big questions like what makes human intelligence unique? And how can artificial intelligence help us understand ourselves and our purpose in life? We also chat about his triathlon achievements, playing competitive Go, and more. Did you enjoy this, or could we do better? Let us know: https://forms.office.com/r/WuuJuMFTvE