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AI companionship brings both opportunity and risk. In crafting regulation, Clare Huntington says principles from family law should be a guide.
The program offers non–computer science majors a pathway to gain essential AI knowledge while emphasizing responsible and ethical applications.
At the Center for AI and Responsible Financial Innovation and Capital One Symposium, researchers dove into the perils and promise of AI.
At this year’s first Innovation Forum, Neil Daswani BS’96 talks AI and cybersecurity.
New open-source software could shed light on how brain diseases work
Harry Reyes Nieva has been named a 2025 STAT Wunderkind, an award given to the top 30 early career scientists in North America
At the Columbia-Dream Sports AI Innovation Symposium, experts emphasized that even as artificial intelligence transforms sports, people remain at the center of it all.
CAiSEY, an AI-powered learning platform from Columbia Business School, engages students in adaptive, voice-to-voice conversations with real-time feedback.
AI agents make our choices more predictable and less varied—raising serious questions about human individuality in an age of automation, according to new research by Columbia Business School’s Sandra Matz.
The issue is no longer whether AI matters for sustainable development, but how to apply it in ways that decrease costs, expand access, improve decision-making and avoid further deepening inequality.
Columbia faculty and students explore the practical and philosophical stakes of machine-made art.
Intrator joined Columbia Business School’s Distinguished Speaker Series to discuss how purpose-built cloud infrastructure is shaping the AI revolution, and the planet.