ADAPT Research Ireland Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology
Researchers from Trinity College Dublin are developing a pioneering project that uses undersea telecommunications cables for advanced maritime surveillance, with the aim of enhancing Ireland’s ability to detect and classify “dark vessels” – those operating without active transponders – within our coastal waters.
A scoping review by researchers from ADAPT and the Centre for Innovative Human Systems at University College Dublin, Trinity College Dublin and St James’s Hospital explores how to make artificial intelligence (AI) truly trustworthy in real-world organisational settings.
ADAPT welcomed representatives from the French National Foundation for Enterprise and Performance (FNEP), an independent think-tank which conducts research on globally relevant topics for the public good.
ADAPT researchers have made expert contributions to major consultations shaping the future of artificial intelligence (AI) policy at both European and Irish national levels.
The ADAPT Research Ireland Centre for AI-Driven Digital Content Technology released its latest impact report.
Join Ergo and ADAPT on 27th May for an event aimed at demystifying AI, ML, and Data foundations
ADAPT is supported by the Irish government through a Science Foundation Ireland investment of €42 million.
ADAPT is pushing the frontiers of knowledge and bringing new solutions to societal and industrial challenges. ADAPT is internationally renowned for its research expertise, and is comprised of a vibrant community of multidisciplinary academic experts, researchers, international funding programme managers, innovation specialists and business professionals.
