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Sounds very interesting @stryxvaria. The plan is to have a largely "unconference" format where some topics for discussion will be decided in the moment. With that in mind, we would welcome you to prepare a 2-3 minute "elevator pitch" on this idea to help identify those attendees that are specifically interested in this area.
Will be happy to! -Ian
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Sounds very interesting @stryxvariahttps://github.com/stryxvaria. The plan is to have a largely "unconference" format where some topics for discussion will be decided in the moment. With that in mind, we would welcome you to prepare a 2-3 minute "elevator pitch" on this idea to help identify those attendees that are specifically interested in this area.
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Selected for discussion in the afternoon session. Participants shared experiences with AI technologies. 12 participants attended this session. Examples uses:
I'm interested in methods for testing the accuracy of information in variant databases, with an eye to developing ways to assess the accuracy and utility of AI technologies for variant interpretation. Hoping to find other folks interested in these issues as well, and to share ideas about how to approach this both conceptually and technically.
Ian King, University Health Network (Toronto)