AI – artificiell intelligence
Today, artificial intelligence is being used in an increasing number of societal sectors, which will have a profound impact on our daily lives. Specialised computer systems are being introduced in medicine, education, finance, and transportation. How can we take advantage of the rapid development of artificial intelligence and machine learning, and how do we prevent the risks?
Answering these questions requires knowledge of both technology and society. AI research at Uppsala University covers technology, law, philosophy and linguistics, as well as the workplace, politics, and health.

Examples of ongoing research
The AI tool quickly became good at Swedish
The AI tool Chat-GPT has stunned the world with its good language use. But how did the language mode...

His algorithm aims for better age assessments
Can a computer analyse a picture of a face and decide how old the person is? Anders Hast thinks it c...

AI may also replace skilled professions
When work tasks are replaced by new technology, changes in the labour market follow. Research shows ...
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AI-related research initiatives
AI4Research
AI4Research is a strategic five-year investment aimed at strengthening, updating and further developing interdisciplinary research and education in AI and machine learning.
Internet of Things Sverige – IoT Sweden
IoT Sweden is a program that supports and finances innovative IoT projects across the country. IoT itself is a collective term for things that are connected and can talk and share important information with us humans, an interconnection between our physical and digital world. The program is coordinated by Uppsala University.
The Anders Wiklöf Institute for Heart Research
The Anders Wiklöf Institute for Heart Research is a research initiative whose goal is to better predict and prevent cardiovascular diseases by studying data from medical records. The institute brings together researchers in cardiovascular disease with experts in data science, artificial intelligence (AI), statistics, innovation, and management.