With self-driving cars expected to hit British roads next year (2026), a new motion forecasting framework developed by the ...

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In this course, the world’s first-ever MA in Translation and AI, delivered in collaboration with KL Communications Ltd and Dr Kevin Lin OBE, you will benefit from a professionally relevant, ...

Surrey County Council has been awarded 5 years of funding by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) to ...

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A large-language model (LLM) built to meet the needs of the Deaf community, translating between signed and spoken language, is the aim of a new project led by the University of Surrey.