What is UC AI?
UC AI (University of Canterbury Artificial Intelligence Research Group) is a newly-formed transdisciplinary cluster for artificial intelligence research. UC AI encompasses researchers from UC’s departments and schools of Computer Science and Software Engineering, Mathematics and Statistics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Psychology, Education, the Humanities and Social Sciences, and the New Zealand Human Interface Technology Laboratory. UC AI’s yearly Conference also provides an opportunity to celebrate Ada Lovelace’s birthday on 10 December. Nearly 200 years ago, Lovelace and Charles Babbage wrote the first programs for a universal digital computer.
Research projects currently undertaken by UC AI members. Exciting things are happening in Christchurch in the field of Artificial Intelligence research.
This year the University of Canterbury are organising the NZ AI Workshop 2022 held on 28 November. For more details visit the conference page.
UC AI has a team of internationally recognised researchers. Meet some of our group members.
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