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Women in AI Awards 2023.

There's an incredible amount of innovation captured in scientific publications that AI can help to draw out. Digital Nation Australia spoke to Professor Karin Verspoor, executive dean of the School of Computing Technologies at RMIT University about her research area in natural language processing and how its applied to health and the biomedical domain.


RMIT University is a lead partner in this year's Women in AI Awards.

The annual Women in AI awards for 2023 will be held in Sydney at the Art Gallery of NSW on Friday, June 16th.

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