UW-Madison course teaches students responsible AI use
Spectrum News 1 — David McHugh, teaching faculty in the iSchool, teaches students how to use AI responsibly while encouraging them to think critically.
Spectrum News 1 — David McHugh, teaching faculty in the iSchool, teaches students how to use AI responsibly while encouraging them to think critically.
WPR — Dorothea Salo, teaching faculty in the iSchool, weighs in on the rise of cyberattacks on K-12 schools across Wisconsin and the nation.
InBusiness — UW–Madison has launched a new college, positioning the university and the state on the cutting edge of one of the most consequential technological shifts of the century.
Wisconsin Public Radio — Founding Dean Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau helps sort fact from science fiction.
Spectrum News 1 — “We’re not doomed,” said Professor Patrick McDaniel, associate dean for research. “We have an extremely potent technology that has tremendous value, but it also has tremendous risk.”
WKOW 27 — UW-Madison's new College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence says its mission is to create powerful technology that best serves the people who use it.
Wisconsin State Journal — Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau, the college’s founding dean, says it largely depends on learning the fundamentals and flexibility.
Fast Company — Morgridge Hall at the University of Wisconsin–Madison is a winner of Fast Company’s 2026 Innovation by Design Awards.
WisBusiness — UW researchers are using single-photon “quanta” sensors to read qubits faster and more accurately, potentially transforming the future of quantum computers.
Wisconsin Public Radio — Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau discusses AI ethics, data centers, cross-college collaboration and the tech job market.