How can AI contribute to people's lives and the development of society? What are the opportunities, challenges and concerns? A series of articles focusing on artificial intelligence and humans presents exciting research from KTH Royal Institute of Technology.
Neuromorphic computer systems challenge AI technology
Have you heard of the word neuro-computing? A new field of research is emerging in computer science that could challenge current AI technology. Researchers are looking at how...
“In the DigiCityClimate project, we are trying to reduce citizens’ energy use with the help of AI. We will also help condominium associations balance and optimize their properties’ operation and make...
"An enormous potential - but AI is not always right"
Security and truthfulness are some of the challenges in using AI. "AI is an incredibly powerful tool and we need to see how we can interact with AI to build a society that benefits us humans," says...
AI virtual human cells: shaping the future of biology and human health
"Modelling a human cell is complex. It contains more than 20,000 genes and 6 billion protein molecules, all interacting dynamically in a microscopic space. Traditional mechanistic cell models...
Researchers at KTH are using AI to tackle youth gang crime. By bringing together knowledge, contacts, and expertise in a database, they aim to boost cooperation between different societal actors.
How will a warmer climate affect the ecosystem? Genetic researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology are mapping changes in marine plankton to get closer to the answer. Using AI-based image analys...
With the help of advanced AI technology, KTH researchers are developing completely new proteins to contribute to a more sustainable world. These include accelerating the uptake of carbon dioxide by...
How groundbreaking is AI and how is it used in different research fields? Hear how KTH researchers believe AI will affect future research in this recorded TEDxKTH Salon session.
IPercept uses AI to detect and warn when a machine runs unevenly. This way, manufacturers can understand their machines at every stage of the life-cycle. Based on research from KTH, founded with support from KTH Innovation.
Did you know? Dardel is currently the fastest supercomputer for academic research in Sweden. If you are a researcher or active in industry you can use it and other services at PDC.
