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Columbia researchers develop real-time AI systems for smart cities, optimizing traffic, safety, and paving the way for 6G networks and beyond.
Tow Center’s analysis reveals flaws in ChatGPT Search’s content attribution, highlighting risks for news publishers, including misrepresentation and plagiarism, despite OpenAI’s claims of collaboration and citation improvements.
Daniel Malinsky explores causality and algorithmic fairness to improve equitable data-driven decision-making.
This new initiative will promote Columbia’s work on artificial intelligence, with courses, curricula, events, digital tools, and more.
Two Columbia Engineering faculty share thoughts on how to ensure that emerging technologies benefit humanity.
Bruce Kogut writes that the technology to create deepfakes has sparked a race between those attempting to manipulate information and those striving to uphold democratic values.
LeCun's talk explored how AIs will Match — and exceed — human-level intelligence.
The Columbia-Dream Sports AI Innovation Center’s first symposium united researchers and practitioners to shape the future of AI in sports.
Is AI a tool for empowerment or inequality? Daniel Björkegren explores its potential to revolutionize development in the Global South while tackling critical questions about its societal impact.
Savannah Thais discusses her Nature essay on using physics datasets to test AI models, bridging theory and practice for transparent, reliable AI.
Athens Center kicks off its Distinguished Speaker Series: The Power of AI—Accelerating Climate Change or Driving Solutions?
