Symposium on AI in VeterinarY Medicine (SAVY): Intersectionality of artificial intelligence with companion animal health, livestock health, and population medicine

项目总结/摘要 人工血管的开发、应用和临床应用有着巨大的增长和潜力， 人工智能（AI）在医疗保健中的应用，以及AI在兽医学中的出现， 改善动物生活质量的机会，对人类健康有直接和间接的好处， 个人和群体水平。该提案要求对人工智能研讨会提供部分支持， 智能和兽医（SAVY）将于10月在康奈尔大学兽医学院举行 2023年4月6日，在美国最大的兽医会议之一（纽约州兽医会议）之前 会议），也在康奈尔大学的校园举行。本次研讨会的目的是首次提供， 一个在专门关注生物多样性的研究人员之间进行讨论和合作的机会。 兽医和人工智能的交叉性，促进跨学科的讨论， 合作，并为学生，教师和私营部门提供相互学习的机会 在这个快速发展的领域。本次研讨会的意义在于，它提供了一个讨论的平台 这些创新，它们如何影响兽医的临床实践，动物的生活质量， 社会经济和环境因素。本次研讨会的目的是提供一个开放的， 欢迎学习者，研究人员，临床医生和行业领导者讨论人工智能的未来， 兽医学我们的具体目标是i）举办为期2.5天的兽医和人工智能研讨会 在四个重点领域：人口医学，伴侣动物医学，牲畜健康和人类 ii）为与会者提供适度的免费注册费，以减少对这一内容的障碍; iii） 组织和总结一个0.5天的研讨会，让与会者确定和解决研究领域; iv） 发布和数字存档演示文稿。四位世界领先的人工智能研究人员专注于（i）人类 （二）宠物健康，（三）人口医学，（四）牲畜健康将被邀请 主题演讲，研究不同的人工智能方法，如计算机视觉，自然语言 处理和语音识别。将仔细考虑受邀的演讲者和主持人，以确保 与会者、专业知识、观点和实践的多样性。该计划将在即将推出之前 美国最大的兽医会议之一（纽约州兽医会议），允许 与会者有机会提高他们的学习经验，而在伊萨卡纽约。会议将在- 将利用个人和大学资源来出版和存档演示文稿。继续教育 专业人士如需取得证书，可取得学分。

Project Summary/Abstract There is tremendous growth and potential in the development, application, and clinical use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, and the emergence of AI in veterinary medicine poses exciting and new opportunities to improve the quality of life of animals with direct and indirect benefits to human health at the individual and population levels. This proposal requests partial support for a Symposium on Artificial Intelligence and VeterinarY Medicine (SAVY) to be held at the Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine, October 4-6, 2023, immediately before one of the largest veterinary conferences in the USA (NY State Veterinary Conference), also held on Cornell’s campus. The purpose of this symposium is to provide, for the first time, an opportunity for discussion and collaboration amongst researchers who focus exclusively on the intersectionality of veterinary medicine and artificial intelligence, foster cross-disciplinary discussions and collaborations, and provide an opportunity for students, faculty, and the private sector to learn from each other in this rapidly developing field. The significance of this symposium is that it provides a platform to discuss these innovations, how they might affect clinical practice of veterinarians, the quality of life of animals, and socio-economic and environmental factors. The objective of this symposium is to provide an open and welcoming place for learners, researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders to discuss the future of AI in veterinary medicine. Our specific aims will be to i) host a 2.5 day symposium on veterinary medicine and AI within four focus areas: population medicine, companion animal medicine, livestock health, and human medicine; ii) provide modest to free registration fees for attendees to reduce barriers to this content; iii) organize and summarize a 0.5 day workshop for attendees to identify and address areas of research; and iv) publish and digitally archive presentations. Four world-leading AI researchers who focus on (i) human medicine, (ii) companion animal health, (iii) population medicine, and (iv) livestock health will be invited for keynote presentations, examining different AI approaches, such as computer vision, natural language processing, and speech recognition. Invited speakers and presenters will be carefully considered to ensure diversity in attendees, expertise, perspectives, and practices. This program will be offered immediately before one of the largest veterinary conferences in the USA (NY State Veterinary Conference), permitting the opportunity for attendees to enhance their learning experience while in Ithaca NY. The conference will be in- person and university resources will be leveraged to publish and archive presentations. Continuing education credits for professionals who would require it for their certification(s) will be obtained.