Førsteamanuensis Leonora Onarheim Bergsjø ved Høgskolen i Østfold har fått Formidlingsprisen 2024 for sin fremragende evne til å gjøre komplekse temaer om digital etikk og kunstig intelligens forståelige og engasjerende for et bredt publikum.
I oktober startet 160 ledere og nøkkelpersoner på et kurs i generativ kunstig intelligens for offentlig sektor.
Høgskolelektor Erlend Sand Aas, Dosent Trond-Arne Borgersen og førsteamanuensis Kari-Anne Fange har publisert artikkelen "Optimalisering av langsiktige risikopremier: Porteføljekonstruksjon med kunstig intelligens" i Beta - Scandinavian Journal of Business Research. Se sammendrag under.
Med 12 millioner kroner i støtte fra Norges forskningsråd skal Høgskolen i Østfold utvikle et banebrytende prosjekt som bruker VR, 360-graders video og kunstig intelligens for å bedre kvaliteten på lærerutdanningen. Målet er å legge til rette for læringsaktiviteter hvor lærerstudenter kan øve på å koble teori og praksis før de møter klasserommet.
Aliaksandr Hubin is at the forefront of research aimed at creating AI systems that are not only efficient but also transparent and reliable. Driven by natural curiosity and passion to applied mathematics, Aliaksandr hopes his work will find useful applications in healthcare, finance, scientific discoveries and beyond by making intelligent systems that people can truly trust.
Monday 14th of October Østfold AI hub (ØAI) at Ostfold University College had the pleasure to host the 1st Norwegian “Neuromorphic Computing Workshop - Problems and Prospects”.
Onsdag ble et viktig kapittel for Østfolds teknologiske utvikling skrevet, med den offisielle lanseringen av Østfold AI Hub på Litteraturhuset i Fredrikstad. Målet er at huben skal være en sentral arena for samarbeid mellom industri, akademia og offentlig sektor for fremme ansvarlig kunstig intelligens.
Associate Professor Sima Caspari-Sadeghi, one of the recent additions to Østfold University College, is breaking new ground in the field of AI and Education. Her research focuses on integrating AI with psychometrics to better understand and improve learning processes, drawing from over 16 years of experience in academia.
The recently concluded ICAPAI conference proved to be a resounding success, showcasing significant artificial intelligence (AI) research and fostering fruitful collaborations among global experts. With participants from diverse backgrounds and countries converging to exchange knowledge and insights, the event underscored the significance of such gatherings in driving innovation and addressing pressing societal challenges.
RIDE member associate professor Leonora Bergsjø was recently interviewed in the national news for a feature article about images generated by artificial intelligence.
At Østfold university college a wave of AI-related initiatives is set to reshape the academic landscape. The launch of the Østfold AI hub marks a pivotal moment in fostering collaboration across faculties and engaging with stakeholders regionally and globally.
Researchers at Østfold University College establish the first Trustworthy AI Lab in Norway and become part of a global academic network aimed at assessing the ethical integrity of artificial intelligence projects.
