The future of AI

About this episode

This episode unpacks the advancements and applications of artificial intelligence in science.

Today, we unpack artificial intelligence. What does it do well? And how is it advancing science? This episode features the BBC's Zoe Kleinman, Oxford University's Mike Wooldridge, Raj Jena, the UK's first clinical professor of AI in radiation oncology, and Google's Annalisa Pawlosky... Like this podcast? Please help us by supporting the Naked Scientists

People in this episode

Guests: Zoe Kleinman, Mike Wooldridge, Raj Jena, Annalisa Pawlosky

Topics covered

• artificial intelligence
• science
• radiation oncology
• technology
• healthcare

Keywords

• AI
• artificial intelligence
• science
• healthcare
• radiation oncology
• technology
• BBC
• Oxford University
• Google

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Organizations: BBC, Oxford University, Google

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