DoctorRebecca St George

'What's your p(doom)?' Is AI going to save us, enslave us, or just write all our event descriptions? This event was a sold-out ticketed event as part of the Beaker Street Main Stage at Hobart City Hall. A live talk show where the guests are brilliant, the host is a comedian, and the topic is... the probability of humanity being wiped out by a superintelligent computer. Casual! Michael Hing wrangles a powerhouse lineup — AI expert Toby Walsh, Microsoft CTO Sarah Carney, Guardian tech journo Josh Taylor, and Dr Rebecca St George, who’s using AI to spot dementia before it strikes. Will the future be the rosy utopia offered up in Dario Amodei’s much-discussed essay "Machines of Loving Grace," in which AI accelerates scientific progress to warp speed — essentially curing all human disease, mitigating climate change, and more? Or will the planet be saved from human destruction another way, when artificial intelligence wipes us off the face of the Earth?

The use AI for improved medical diagnoses

President

31st Australasian Society for Psychophysiology conference Hobart Dec 4-6 2023

Health, Safety and Wellbeing (HSW) Committee, The College of Health and Medicine

A presentation and Q&A session on dementia and falls to this community group.

Elected member

College of Health and Medicine UTAS

Engaging directly with school students from grades 5-12 to discuss their STEM projects.

Research Committee, School of Psychological Sciences

I was interviewed by Prof Bill Yates for the Journal of Neurophysiology podcast about my published case study of a person with an unusual balance disorder known as 'Camptocormia'.

An interview on the ‘Ageing Brain and Neuroplasticity’

A personal perspective on my experience as a Post Doctoral Researcher