A two day symposium amining to bring together sound studies researchers across the humanities

This workshop, the third in a series on the future of artificial intelligence, will focus on the impact of artificial intelligence on society, specifically on language-based technologies at the intersection of AI and ICT – namely, speech technology, natural language processing, smart telecommunications and social media. 

This talk is part of the Second Language Education Group seminar series. 

The 7th Cambridge Neuroscience Symposium (#ABC2019) is an international meeting which comprises seven sessions including ‘Reinforcement Learning’, ‘Navigation’, ‘Robotics’, ‘Communication’, ‘Vision’ ‘Mental Health’ and ‘Neuroethics of AI’.

In conjunction with the Symposium on September 12-13th, Cambridge Neuroscience are hosting a special satellite meeting to celebrate David Marr, one of the founding fathers of computational neuroscience, on the 50th anniversary of his thesis.

Organised as part of the AHRC-funded research project, Multilingualism: Empowering Individuals, Transforming Societies (MEITS)

The 9th Cambridge Conference on Language Endangerment

Call for papers

Presenting work by early-careers researchers

Digital artist and performer Annie Abrahams highlights how living in the digital world transforms not only the language(s) we speak, but also our relationship to language(s) and the relationship between languages, together with our relationships to other people. ‘Networked language practices […] are simultaneously local and transnational’, obser