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Researchers Susanne Nilsson and Rob Comber.

Using AI to tackle gang crime

Can AI prevent young people from being recruited into criminal gangs? Researchers Susanne Nilsson and Rob Comber hope so. They are aiming to boost collaboration between different community stakeholders with the help of an AI-driven database. There is already a wealth of knowledge on effective interventions, but it's highly fragmented. The database will consolidate this information, while the AI tool combines different perspectives and resources, potentially suggesting new and unexpected solutions.

Using AI to fight youth gang recruitment

Learn more about AI – for free

KTH offers several online courses you can complete in a few hours, free of charge. What about basics of AI, machine learning or Business implications of AI?

Short online courses on AI (MOOCs)

Digitalize in Sthlm

Shaping the Future with Generative AI

17 October: Get inspired by in-depth discussions on how technology and digital transformation can be relevant for a better society, now and in the future. 

Digitalize in Stockholm, 17 Oct 2024

"Programming with AI is like driving a car at 200 km per hours instead of 50! It boozts both creativity and productivity."

/Martin Monperrus, Professor of Software Engineering at KTH

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Johan von Schreeb, who receives the KTH Great Prize 2024.

Expert in disaster medicine receives KTH Great Prize

Johan von Schreeb, surgeon and professor of global disaster medicine, contribute to international relief efforts in, among other regions, Ukraine, Gaza and Lebanon. He receives KTH Great Prize for his efforts to reduce suffering in the world.

Expert in disaster medicine is awarded KTH Great Prize 2024

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