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Summer school on biomedical image analysis – from acquisition to fairness and bias

Hotel Christiansminde Christiansmindevej 16, Svendborg, Denmark

Biomedical image analysis is a broad topic that covers a variety of disciplines in modern computer science, AI Research, medical sciences and biology. In this summer school, we aim at given the participant a good overview of the current state-of-the-art in several of the fundamental topics used in modern biomedical image analysis. Biomedical image analysis […]

kr.5600

AI and tech ethics: Why you should build socially sustainable products and services.

DTU Skylab Diplomvej 373D, Kongens Lyngby, Denmark +1 more

This Applied AI Lunch Talk focuses on the ethical impacts of AI products and services. You can join online by signing up here: https://stream.aidenmark.dk/applied-ai-lunch-talk-tess/join Or show up at DTU Skylab's Auditorium (Centrifugevej 373D, 2800 Lyngby) About the Talk: AI and tech ethics - Why you should build socially sustainable products and services. In this talk, […]

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In the Picture: Medical Imaging Datasets

Hotel Nyborg Strand Østerøvej 2, Nyborg, Denmark

Machine learning has shown promising results in medical image diagnosis, at times with claims of expert-level performance. However, algorithms with high reported performances do not always generalize to real-life settings, leading to incorrect and/or biased diagnoses. Two key datasets-related issues contribute to this challenge: (i) the presence of shortcuts, i.e. spurious correlations between artifacts in […]