Arcadia AI — Master's Program
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Program  /  Semester 3 — Specialization & Research
Course

Applied AI: AI for Science, Robotics, Product Strategy, Healthcare

AI in real-world domains: science, robotics, healthcare, and product strategy

Instructor to be announced

About the course

The course covers AI applications in specialized domains: AI for Science (molecular modeling, climate), Robotics (embodied AI, sim-to-real transfer), Healthcare AI (regulatory requirements, clinical trials), and AI Product Strategy (ROI, build vs. buy, risk modeling). Students choose one track for in-depth study. The course builds the ability to work at the intersection of AI and a specific domain — a key skill for a career in applied AI.

What you'll learn

Apply specialized AI architectures within the context of a chosen domain
Assess the regulatory and ethical constraints of deploying AI in real-world systems
Build a business case for an AI initiative, including risk analysis and ROI

Key topics

AI for Science: AlphaFold-like architectures, equivariant networks, neural ODEs
Robotics: RL for control, imitation learning, the sim-to-real gap
Foundation models for robotics: RT-2, Octo
Healthcare AI: regulatory frameworks (FDA SaMD, CE marking), bias in clinical data
AI Product Strategy: AI value chain, make-or-buy, AI risk taxonomy
ROI assessment for AI products and unit economics
MLOps in regulated industries: audit trails, model cards
Responsible deployment: fairness, consent, data governance
This description was generated automatically and has not yet been reviewed by an instructor — it's a draft for discussion.