Artificial Intelligence for ophthalmic research

(included with All-Access Saturday pass)

Saturday, May 3
8am – 5pm MT
Calvin L. Rampton Salt Palace Convention Center

Organizers

Michael F. Chiang, MD, FARVO, Michelle Hribar, MS, PhD, Aaron Lee, MD, MSCI, Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer, PhD, and SriniVas R. Sadda, MD, FARVO.

Getting to know artificial intelligence (AI)

This session is designed for researchers who want to learn the basics of AI in layman's terms. Participants will learn how to effectively communicate their research ideas and goals using terminology familiar to AI programmers and data scientists. They will also learn how to frame a research question, design appropriate data collection tools for AI analysis, and assess the strengths and limitations of the AI algorithms used for data collection or analysis. No coding required. 

Developing and implementing artificial intelligence

This session is designed for researchers experienced with creating or using exising AI algorithms, machine learning and/ or large language models. Attendees will learn about the latest developments in these areas, emerging ethical issues, and the potential for the future. 

*Presenters and presentations are subject to change. 

All-Access Saturday pass

NEW: ARVO's All-Access Saturday pass grants you unlimited all-day access to your choice of Saturday sessions for just one registration fee. You have the freedom to move around to various presentations you are interested in within sessions and build your own individual schedule for the day. To sign up, simply add the All-Access Saturday pass to your registration for the 2025 Annual Meeting.

Registration for ARVO's All-Access Saturday opens Oct. 18.

* Breakfast and lunch included with registration