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Yaseen Osman on teaching children how language models work, and giving a river a voice
MINDS researcher Yaseen Osman taught local children how large language models work, then helped the River Itchen answer questions at the British Science Festival.
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Mixing music with a wave of the hand: the gesture recognition behind DJ Air
DJ Air lets anyone mix music with hand gestures and a laptop camera. MINDS researchers Keniel Peart, Rudra Mutalik and Epifanios Baikas helped build it.
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Xander Lowe’s neural connections game shows Festival visitors the scale of the brain
At the British Science Festival, MINDS CDT researcher Xander Lowe used a hands-on neural connections game to show visitors how the brain builds concepts.
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Talking robots show Festival visitors what conversational AI can and can’t do
At the British Science Festival, Tommy Tham and Yaseen Osman used two conversational robots to show visitors what AI can do, and where it still falls short.
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Robots, rivers and neurons: our AI researchers meet the public at the British Science Festival
MINDS CDT postgraduate researchers took four hands-on AI demonstrations to the British Science Festival in Southampton and met around 450 visitors in a day.
