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"Onnelliset ja intohimoiset ihmiset menestyvät työelämässä, uskoo palkittu tietojenkäsittelytieteen lehtori Arto Wikla. Hän kannustaa opiskelijoita hyödyntämään akateemista vapauttaan ja opiskelemaan eri tieteenalojen kursseja."

“Valitse sivuaine, joka tekee onnelliseksi”, kehottaa palkittu lehtori Arto Wikla opiskelijoita | Helsingin yliopisto Palkittu lehtori Arto Wikla uskoo, että työelämässä pärjäävät parhaiten ne, jotka ovat elämässään onnellisia.

Now it is time to apply for summer internships in the research groups of the department.

Summer Internships 2019 of the Department of Computer Science | University of Helsinki The Department of Computer Science offers several salaried internships in multiple research areas for summer 2019. The application deadline for these positions is on Tuesday the 5th of February, 2019.

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Significant boost for AI research from the Academy of Finland | University of Helsinki The Finnish Center for Artificial Intelligence (FCAI) has been selected as a Flagship of the Academy of Finland

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Dream of studying in Finland became a path to academia as data scientist | University of Helsinki Dream of studying in Finland became a path to academia as data scientist at the University of Helsinki.

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What to do with data when computing capacity stops growing? Prof. Keijo Heljanko educates experts in data management | University of Helsinki Keijo Heljanko, a recently appointed professor at the University of Helsinki, is educating future experts in data management.

Today the University of Helsinki launched an massive open online course on Artificial Intelligence together with Reaktor.

The Elements of AI aims to democratize AI by introducing its basic concepts through practical, real-world scenarios.

The course is free for all and requires no prior knowledge in AI, programming or complex mathematics. For students, the course is worth 2 ECTS credits.

"The reception of the course, already before the launch has been incredibly warm, and we've been happy to get about 25000 pre-registrations. Knowledge about a technology that is in such a prominent role in today's society should be more easily available to everyone." says the lead instructor of the course, Associate Professor Teemu Roos from the Department of Computer Science.

The course has attracted a lot of attention in the industry as well. Dozens of companies including Supercell, Finnair, KONE, and Nokia have accepted the pledge and expressed intent to encourage their employees to take the course. The Chairman of the Board of Nokia, Risto Siilasmaa has been actively involved in creating the course in an advisory role.

"The commitment to open education and raising awareness of AI is something we share with the University of Helsinki" confirms Hanna Hagström, Director of AI at Reaktor.

https://course.elementsofai.com/

(photo credit: Aki Rask)

The University of Helsinki will offer a free, open online course about Artificial Intelligence that aims to explain AI in understandable terms. No programming or math skills required.

Created together with leading service designers at Reaktor​, the course is suitable for students, professionals, and anyone else interested in learning the fundamentals of a technology that will shape our common future.

The very first iteration of the course will begin on May 14, 2018, and run for three weeks.

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The Elements of AI - a free online course Learn more about the University of Helsinki and Reaktor's upcoming AI course for students and business professionals - no programming or math skills required.

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