Artificial Intelligence
Three students are using natural language processing and new methods in artificial intelligence and machine learning to unlock healthcare data from text.
The paper, which has received much recent press coverage, describes an automatic method for error-checking thousands to millions of neurons in a deep learning neural network.
The goal is to use methods borrowed from AI and machine learning to build an intelligent chatbot able to automatically answer student questions.
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In the Age of Artificial Intelligence, machines will be trained to
exhibit human-like behavior, creating a profound impact on technology
and on society. Autonomous and semi-autonomous algorithms, such as those
in self-driving cars, will inevitably get better as more data is
collected and more human studies are done. At Columbia, AI is propelling
research in almost all areas, with particular emphasis in computer
vision, natural language processing, security and privacy, software
debugging, robotics, and machine learning.
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