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Two computer scientists named to U.N. panel on artificial intelligence

Princeton engineering faculty members Adji Bousso Dieng and Aleksandra Korolova have been named to the United Nations Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence, a global body examining the risks, opportunities, and impacts of AI.

Superintendents hear update on KDE’s artificial intelligence supports, All In for Ag Education Week during webcast

Feb 14,26 | 01:45 EST

Superintendents attending the Superintendents Webcast on Feb. 10 received a comprehensive update from the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) regarding its expanding collection of resources and initiatives concerning artificial intelligence (AI) in education. A key component of this update was the introduction of a proposed coaching model, specifically designed to equip and support school districts across Kentucky in the effective and responsible implementation of AI technologies within their educational frameworks. This effort reflects KDE's commitment to integrating advanced digital tools into the K-12 curriculum and operational efficiencies, while also ensuring that human oversight and ethical considerations remain paramount throughout the process. The presentation also touched upon funding requests aimed at bolstering these technological advancements and educational support systems statewide.

Artificial Intelligence | Duke University School of Medicine

Feb 14,26 | 01:43 EST

Duke University School of Medicine is home to multiple initiatives and centers aimed at advancing the frontiers of artificial intelligence and machine learning in medicine and healthcare. The School encompasses a broad array of multidisciplinary collaborations in AI for healthcare focused on discovery science, clinical research, patient care, community engagement, governance, and education and training.

Hillsborough College receives $250k in federal funds for new Artificial Intelligence Center

Feb 14,26 | 01:42 EST

Hillsborough College received a quarter of a million dollars to support the development of an Artificial Intelligence Innovation Center.

Artificial Intelligence Stocks To Consider - February 14th

Feb 14,26 | 01:41 EST

MarketBeat's stock screener tool highlights five Artificial Intelligence stocks to watch today: Upstart, Hut 8, Tempus AI, BigBear.ai, and SoundHound AI. These companies are involved in developing, manufacturing, or providing AI technologies and services, including software, specialized hardware, and AI-driven applications. While offering exposure to a high-growth, transformative theme, these stocks also come with heightened valuation, execution, and regulatory risks, and can be volatile as markets anticipate future AI adoption and competition. These five companies recently showed the highest dollar trading volume among AI stocks.

The Human Cost of Unregulated AI Tools

Feb 14,26 | 01:39 EST

AI companies have a responsibility to respect human rights.

Is artificial intelligence coming for your job?

Feb 14,26 | 01:36 EST

The article discusses the rapid and potentially unprecedented life-changing evolution of artificial intelligence, highlighting how it is already transforming various sectors of the workforce, from computer programming to legal and mechanical work.

AI = Artificial Intelligence or Always Incorrect?

Feb 14,26 | 01:35 EST

The article critically examines the reliability of Artificial Intelligence, particularly through the author's extensive experience with Tesla's Full Self-Driving (FSD) system in his Model 3 over 169,000 miles. It details the evolution of FSD from basic highway navigation to advanced city driving capabilities, noting both significant improvements and persistent imperfections. The author also uses a visual experiment with ChatGPT's image colorization to illustrate how AI can produce visually spectacular but fundamentally 'incorrect' results, questioning whether AI, as currently developed, is truly 'Artificial Intelligence' or 'Always Incorrect' when precision and nuanced understanding are crucial for real-world applications like autonomous vehicles.

Making a Literary Future with Artificial Intelligence

Feb 14,26 | 01:33 EST

Five writers and AI researchers discuss the future of literature, exploring the impact, ethics, and creative potential of large language models (LLMs) within the literary world.