Université Sainte‑Anne hosts expert lecture on AI applications (health, heritage) and ethical adaptation
On October 1, 2026 Université Sainte‑Anne welcomed Professor Sid Ahmed Selouani for a lecture on artificial intelligence, highlighting concrete uses (biopsy analysis, archive querying, oyster selection) and ethical and pedagogical questions; the event ended with an award.
On October 1, 2026, Université Sainte‑Anne held a public lecture in its chapel titled 'AI, between excessive fear and enthusiasm: the challenge of adaptation', delivered by Professor Sid Ahmed Selouani. A former vice‑rector and dean at the Université de Moncton, Selouani leads the LARIHS laboratory and the Carrefour de formation en robotique et en intelligence artificielle at the Shippagan campus. He outlined concrete AI uses—biopsy analysis, oyster selection, archive querying—while addressing ethical and teaching implications. Rector Kenneth Deveau introduced the talk and presented a thank‑you award after a question‑and‑answer period.