Toby Walsh joins Chen Institute’s AIAS+ 2026 symposium in San Francisco
TobyWalsh · x · 2026-07-23
- The Chen Institute’s AIAS+ 2026 symposium is spotlighting Toby Walsh as a featured speaker.
- Walsh is described as a leading AI researcher and professor at UNSW, with awards and fellowships from several major academies.
- The event, focused on AI advancing science and society, will be held Nov. 5–7 in San Francisco.
- The promo copy frames Walsh’s talk around a core question: whether AI will enrich or eclipse scientists’ creativity.
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