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Columbia AI Summit keynote speaker Sami Haddadin discusses AI that interacts with the physical world—and what it could mean for human potential. Read the story, and watch the keynote from March 4, 2025.
With seed funds from the Data Science Institute, professor Bolun Xu is driving the transition to renewable power. Hear his insights at the Columbia AI Summit on March 4 in the panel, How AI Can Tame the Climate Crisis.
Lea Duncker investigates how brain computations shape cognition, bridging neuroscience and AI. Hear her insights at the Columbia AI Summit on March 4 in CUIMC’s From the Brain to Mental Health panel.
Can AI help detect Alzheimer’s earlier? Zhonghua Liu discusses his work using computational tools to identify biomarkers and new treatments. Hear more from Liu in the "From the Brain to Mental Health" panel at the Columbia AI Summit on March 4.
Richard Zemel, who will co-lead the panel on New Frontiers of AI at the Columbia AI Summit on March 4, bridges the gap between AI and natural intelligence.
AI systems reveal how random fluctuations in brain activity may help stabilize memories.
A new computing upgrade at CUIMC is set to enhance AI research capabilities, supporting advancements in healthcare, biomedical science, and data-driven discovery.
Event Recap: Artificial Intelligence: Hope vs. Hype – Bridging the Gap Between Reality and Potential
Experts at Columbia Global Centers in Athens explored the promises and limitations of AI, discussing its real-world impact, ethical concerns, and future potential beyond the hype.
New insights from Professor Bruce Kogut and his co-researchers reveal how partisan leanings influence academic economics, shaping both research outputs and policy recommendations.
The method allows scientists to predict the activity of genes within cells, and could transform our understanding of disease.
New study reveals bias against AI art cannot beat the impact of human intention.
In this conversation, EE Professors and Columbia Engineering School Dean Shih-Fu Chang and Vice Dean Vishal Misra discuss how the School is driving and responding to this exciting moment in the development of artificial intelligence.