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About the Integrated AI Network

The Integrated Artificial Intelligence (IAI) Network connects researchers working on or with AI in different disciplines, and to facilitate innovative integration across questions, methodologies, problem-solving, and societal use, as well as utilising AI in creative spaces and cultural practices. 

Interested individuals are welcomed to join us.

 

IAI runs monthly workshops exploring different topics relating to AI usage, from climate change to art, and from philosophy and ethics to national security. As usage of AI evolves, so too will the focus of the IAI Network. 

The Network also provides support to Higher Degree Research Students and Early Career Researchers in encouraging their passion in AI and navigating AI research spaces. Both communities holds regular meet ups and welcomes new members.

Image: Rick Payne and team / Better Images of AI / AI is... / CC-BY 4.0

Seventeen multicoloured post-it notes are roughly positioned in a strip shape on a white board. Each one of them has a hand drawn sketch in pen on them, answering the prompt on one of the post-it notes "AI is...." The sketches are all very different, some are patterns representing data, some are cartoons, some show drawings of things like data centres, or stick figure drawings of the people involved.

Seventeen multicoloured post-it notes are roughly positioned in a strip shape on a white board. Each one of them has a hand drawn sketch in pen on them, answering the prompt on one of the post-it notes "AI is...." The sketches are all very different, some are patterns representing data, some are cartoons, some show drawings of things like data centres, or stick figure drawings of the people involved.
Five people and a dog are seen in outline in orange, against an orange background. Two of the people talk to each other, one stands along with her stick, one walks a dog, and the other is in a wheelchair. All of them look at their mobile phones intently, and all cast shadows on the ground. The shadows are made up of network diagrams, being representative rather than a literal shadow.

Five people and a dog are seen in outline in orange, against an orange background. Two of the people talk to each other, one stands along with her stick, one walks a dog, and the other is in a wheelchair. All of them look at their mobile phones intently, and all cast shadows on the ground. The shadows are made up of network diagrams, being representative rather than a literal shadow.

Integrated AI Network originated from the ANU Grand Challenges titled Humanising Machine Intelligence (HMI), a major initiative that reflects the University’s commitment in tackling big problems. HMI made a global impact through collaborations with other institutions and pushing intellectual inquiries of the role of AI in sociotechnical challenges. The original initiative has now wound down, providing the foundation for this network.

 

Image: Jamillah Knowles & Reset.Tech Australia / Better Images of AI