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Humanizing Machine Learning

New MSOE podcast demystifies AI and machine learning

Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming prominent in more and more industries each day, including health care. Listen to Dr. Sheila Ross, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department chairperson; Dr. John Bukowy, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department assistant professor; and student Ethan Hindes discuss the advancements of AI, its impact on their research on kidneys with the Medical College of Wisconsin, and how Hindes found his way to computer science.   

 

 

Where Can I Listen to the Podcast?

All episodes of the Rethink What’s Possible podcast are available on all your favorite podcast streaming platforms, including Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.

Click any of the logos below to stream the podcast or listen to episodes directly at msoe.edu/podcast.

        

             

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