Australian Institute for Machine Learning (AIML)

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Part of Adelaide University, AIML is Australia’s first institute dedicated to research in machine learning. With over 200 members — and growing — we are also the largest university-based, machine learning research group in Australia.

AIML congratulates 2 of our members who have both received recent recognitions. Assoc Prof Xin Yu was awarded an ARC Future Fellowship, valued at $1.17 mil; and Assoc Prof Melissa McCradden & her iscribe team won the Excellence in Health Support Services award at the 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲 𝗪𝗖𝗛𝗡 𝗘𝘅𝗰𝗲𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗰𝗲 𝗔𝘄𝗮𝗿𝗱𝘀.

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On Tuesday, August 25, AIML held its annual research showcase before approximately 200 AI researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts. The theme was ‘AI for South Australia: From Research to Impact.” For more and to see all of the highlights, click ➡️ www.linkedin.com/pulse/ais-cu...

AI’s current and future impact at centre of 2026 AIML Showcase

On Tuesday, 25 August, approximately 200 artificial intelligence (AI) researchers, practitioners, and enthusiasts gathered at the National Wine Centre at Adelaide University for the 2026 AIML Research...

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Registrations are open for the RaiseWisely International Mental Health Symposium, 20-21 Oct in Adelaide The symposium, created by AIML PhD student Christel Cherryadi, will discuss why digital mental health is becoming a defining challenge of the AI era. To register, brushfire.com/creartdigita...

RaiseWisely Int. eMental Health Symposium 2026

Stone & Chalk - Adelaide University - UCity - Tuesday 20 Oct 2026 - Wednesday 21 Oct 2026

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In 1955, it was discovered that inhaling asbestos causes fibres could lead to lung and other cancers. This realisation led to the development of a number of asbestos detectors, but none have used ML to uncover asbestos in homes & businesses until an AIML innovation. www.linkedin.com/pulse/aiml-m...

AIML use machine learning to develop cutting-edge asbestos sensor

Asbestos is a naturally occurring, fibrous mineral that can be woven into fabrics, cloth, and insulation textiles. Because it naturally resists heat, fire, and electricity, it has been heavily used in...

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You're invited to AIML's screening of Ghost in the Machine. The film asks, “what is AI?”, “who is building it?”, and “what will humans become through its use?” 📅 When: Thurs 20 Aug, 4-6 pm 🌏 Where: Scott Theatre, Adelaide Uni 💰 Cost: Free To register, visit www.scienceweek.net.au/event/docume...

Documentary Screening – Ghost in the Machine - National Science Week

Join the Australian Institute for Machine Learning at Adelaide University for a provocative, thought-provoking documentary, Ghost in the Machine. Ghost in the Machine explores questions like “What is ...

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AI can perform incredible tasks. But do we know why it works? Dr Mahalakshmi Sabanayagam, postdoc at AIML’s CommBank Centre for Foundational AI Research, explains why understanding what ML models learn and how they process information is essential for building reliable AI. youtu.be/2avPNHybt08?...

Understanding the foundations of AI | Researcher Spotlight – Dr Mahalakshmi Sabanayagam

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In this AIML Medium piece, authors Ishi J., Prof Carolyn Semmler, Sam Thomas, & Stefan Podgorski talk AIML's work with Paxmod, a company that detects predatory behaviour towards kids in online gaming & the impact moderating confronting content can have. To read, visit ➡️ medium.com/@aiml_58187/...

Protecting Those who Build the Machines

By Ishi Jamdagni, Professor Carolyn Semmler, Sam Koshy Thomas, and Stefan Podgorski

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