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AI, or artificial intelligence, is about systems and technologies that can analyze their environment and more or less independently take action to achieve a specific goal. At Umeå University, research and education in AI has been conducted since the 1970s. Today, close to 100 researchers and teachers work in the field of AI and they are found at all faculties - medicine, science, social sciences and humanities.
ASCLEPIUS will develop AI assistants that support clearer communication and reduce documentation work
How does research change when AI becomes part of the process? Read Niclas Kaiser's response article in Curie.
Suzanne Brink was a keynote speaker at Asian CDIO ARM Conference 2026, focusing on education and AI.
How can we make use of sensitive data without revealing more information than is necessary?
Read and reflect together through a new reading circle and a literature seminar.
New AI methods take into account the structures in medical images and provide more reliable results.
Artificial intelligence, security and energy — key issues at ADS Lab’s annual event.
New book reveals how AI models’ decisions can be made understandable.
A new framework is transforming the way we work with data.
Many of our AI projects fall under major national research programs.
Nearly 100 researchers and teachers at Umeå University are involved in areas related to AI.
Read more about Umeå University's research in AI that spans a large number of areas.
AI for the Good of All.
Collaborations in various forms are very important for the development of AI.
A seminar series arranged by TAIGA, Centre for Transdisciplinary AI.
Over 50 years of experience in AI research and education!
UPL is initiating the AI for Learning initiative with the aim of establishing, over a three year period, a sha...
Johanna Björklund aims to make today’s AI systems understand their own limitations.
Arctic Six Fellow Michel Rouleau-Dick wants include and develop international law and AI in a changing Arctic.
Virginia Dignum is working to develop AI systems that are reliable and adapted to human values.
