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Science and Technology, Research

Deep learning methods lose their ability to learn over time

Researchers propose a new algorithm that continually introduces new neurons into artificial neural networks so they become lifelong learners.

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An exhibit created by U of A design grads aims to make AI concepts easily understandable for visitors to Artificial Intelligence Discovery Place in the university’s downtown campus at Enterprise Square. (Photo: Geoff McMaster)
Society and Culture, Science and Technology

Video Spotlight: Demystifying artificial intelligence by design

Pop-up exhibit gives visitors a hands-on introduction to the basics of technology that is reshaping the world.

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Immunologist Shokrollah Elahi led three recent studies that shed new light on how long COVID may develop and who may be susceptible to the debilitating condition. (Photo: Faculty of Medicine & Dentistry)
Science and Technology, Health And Wellness, Research

Research reveals new clues to the mysteries of long COVID

Three groundbreaking studies pinpoint immune cells and proteins linked with the lingering condition — and suggest a possible cause.

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