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Oct 26/18 2:30 pm

Blockchain Intro and Demo

Acadia alumnus Keegan Francis presents an introduction and live demo of blockchain technology on Friday, October 26th at 2:30pm in Patterson 107.

Cooperative-Competetive Genetic Programming for Classification

Dr. Andy McIntyre presents on Cooperative-Competitive Genetic Programming for real-world classification problems on Friday, October 19th at 2:30pm in Carnegie Hall 113.

Oct 5/18 2:30 pm

Open sourcing data science tools at Capital One

Faisal Dosani from Capital One Canada presents on open sourcing data science tools and the considerations involved on Friday, October 5th at 2:30pm in Carnegie Hall 113.

Research Highlights

Estimating Plausibility of LLM-Generated Debugging Feedback

A new paper by Brendan Toscano investigates whether the plausibility of AI-generated debugging feedback for beginner programmers can be predicted using computable features, achieving up to 92% accuracy in flagging helpful feedback.

See more on the CILS Instagram page

New IEEE Publication on AI and Museums

A new IEEE paper has been published by the research group led by Dr. Esteve Hassan, building on the team's work exploring the use of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies to enhance museum experiences.

Read the original Acadia Newsroom story here
View the new IEEE publication here

DAHLIA Intelligence Inc.

Supervisor: Dr. Andrew McIntyre
Interns: Luke Wagner & Luke Mainwaring

This Mitacs Accelerate Entrepreneur project investigates autonomous AI agents that interpret natural language requests, create multi-step plans, and execute actions across email, calendar, and reminder systems.