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Columbia experts in computer science, neurology, machine learning, psychology and more convene at the Zuckerman Institute’s new cognition center’s event.
Dr. Lew Ludwig led workshops at Columbia College to help faculty rethink assessment and explore practical uses of AI in teaching. The sessions focused on improving student learning through AI literacy and evidence-based educational practices.
Chris Wiggins CC’93, associate professor of applied mathematics and systems biology at Columbia Engineering has been named Adviser to the Dean for AI Strategy, Columbia College.
Jessica Valenti’s rigorous reporting, plagiarism problems, and lifting the veil on an AI data center.
A coalition of tech-minded journalists and security trainers built an AI chatbot for safety advice, targeted at small newsrooms and freelancers.
Every day brings new AI breakthroughs, but its impact on climate is a double-edged sword. While AI can help address environmental challenges, the data centers powering it consume significant water and energy.
The Columbia Climate Business and Investment Conference examined how clean energy innovations can meet AI’s rising power demands while supporting climate goals.
Dr. Umair Shah discusses how public health leaders are adapting to workforce challenges, political polarization, and AI while working to strengthen community health and public trust.
The good news and the bad news about AI agents for journalism.
Daniel Dobrygowski argues that responsible technology governance and strong AI guardrails are essential for building public trust, encouraging innovation, and ensuring technology aligns with society’s values.