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From digital voice assistants to automated ‘smart’ lights and robotic vacuum cleaners, readily available off-the-shelf smart home devices can support the wellbeing and independence of older Australians, as identified by new research.

Accepted in the prestigious International Conference on Software Engineering - Joint Track on Software Engineering Education and Training (ICSE-JSEET) (CORE Rank A*, Rank #1 in Google Scholar’s “Software Systems”), researchers from

Dedicated mentoring programs for women to build their networks and increase their career confidence are an essential part of bridging the gender gap and ensuring diversity across the field of IT, as was identified in an annual report.

The Federal Government has recently announced $3.3million in Commonwealth supported places (CSPs). This will open 300 study places in the Faculty of Information Technology for postgraduate domestic students eager to enhance their IT skills.

The Department of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence, in the Faculty of Information Technology (IT) at Monash University, has had 13 of it’s academic project papers accepted into the thirty-fifth Conference on Artificial Intelligence.

In 2020, Zoom became the video conferencing platform of choice for many people forced to work from home and socially distance because of COVID-19.

Facial recognition systems and the underlying artificial intelligence (AI) technologies connected to them are advancing rapidly – much faster than we can fully understand the risks and dangers these technologies may pose.

Dr Shirui Pan's award-winning research, Open-World Graph Learning, has received the Best Student Paper Award at the IEEE International Conference on Data Mining (ICDM-20)

An innovative national conference hosted by Australian universities aims to ignite public conversations about the complexities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how it can be harnessed for good.