UQ Talks: what AI can and can't do for you (yet)

The sudden ubiquity of AI has transformed workplaces and classrooms around the world, forcing us all to reimagine the way we work, think and create. 

With AI technologies constantly evolving, UQ Talks is here to give you a deeper understanding of the current state of play. It will explore the advantages and risks of using AI in our everyday lives, and what this means for the future of decision making, societal impacts and the education sector. 

Date:   Wednesday 23 April 2025
Time:   6–7pm AEST
Cost:   Free, studio-broadcast webinar

If you're unavailable to watch the discussion live, still register below to receive the recording after the event. 

Panellists

Professor Tim Miller
Doctor of Philosophy '05, Bachelor of Information Technology (Honours) '00
Professor of artificial intelligence, School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science 
Professor Miller's research mission is to improve the capabilities of expert decision makers by using AI to do the hard things.  

Associate Professor Ida Asadi Someh 
Associate Professor in business analytics and information systems, School of Business
Associate Professor Someh is a qualitative researcher, navigating the new opportunities and challenges that AI opens up for organisations. 
 

Associate Professor Hassan Khosravi 
Associate Professor in data science and learning analytics, School of Education
Associate Professor Khosravi is passionate about the role artificial intelligence has on the future of education and finding technical solutions that enhance student learning and experience. 

Series moderator

Tegan Taylor
Bachelor of Business Management '05, Bachelor of Journalism '05, Graduate Certificate in Arts '08, Master of Arts '11
Tegan is host of ABC Radio National's Life Matters and the health podcast What's That Rash?