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As AI takes a bigger role in governance, SIPA's Eduardo Albrecht examines who controls these systems—and how citizens can respond.
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The day-long series of events showcased the unparalleled depth of the University’s AI expertise.
Columbia AI Summit debuts today, featuring keynote Sami Haddadin and expert panels on AI’s impact in healthcare, robotics, climate, business, and more. Watch live.
Professor Naeem Mohaiemen explores AI’s impact on art—catch him tomorrow at the Columbia AI Summit’s “AI and Creativity” panel with boundary-pushing colleagues.
By observing their own motions, robots can learn how to overcome damage to their bodies, which could make them more adaptable for a wide variety of applications.
Despina Kontos is leading efforts to integrate AI-driven imaging biomarkers into cancer screening and diagnosis, advancing personalized medicine and clinical applications.
From genomics to climate modeling, AI is revolutionizing scientific research. Moderated by Provost Angela Olinto, this Columbia AI Summit panel on March 4 features experts using AI to drive breakthroughs in biology, chemistry, ecology, and beyond. Registration required.
This interactive discussion will explore AI’s role in the future of higher education. Get a preview of insights from the session leaders and sign up to attend the session, which will be at 3:00 p.m. in Low Memorial Library on March 4. Registration required.
ROOST, a new initiative incubated by the Institute of Global Politics, will equip organizations with tools to improve digital safety. Its president, Camille François, associate professor at SIPA, will lead the Will Machines Have Free Will panel at Columbia AI Summit on March 4.
Columbia Nursing has launched the Office of AI to integrate advanced technology into academics, research, and clinical practice. Nat Benda, informatics professor at Columbia Nursing, will be a panelist in the Columbia AI Summit From the Brain to Mental Health panel on March 4.
By observing their own motions, robots can learn how to overcome damage to their bodies, which could make them more adaptable for a wide variety of applications.