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.
The new College of Computing & Artificial Intelligence offers thoughtful leadership amid technological upheaval.
WPR — Dorothea Salo, teaching faculty in the iSchool, weighs in on the rise of cyberattacks on K-12 schools across Wisconsin and the nation.
AI is reshaping everything, but behind it lies a rapidly growing network of data centers — and a need for computers that can do more with less energy.
Two leading cybersecurity researchers at UW–Madison joined hundreds of scientists in signing an open letter warning about the risks posed by increasingly capable AI systems.
The Department of Energy’s Darío Gil took part in a daylong visit that emphasized UW–Madison’s strengths across a number of research areas, as well as key public-private partnerships that advanced the Wisconsin Idea.
Assistant Professor Jacqueline Brixey studies how technologies like artificial intelligence can support Indigenous language learning and revitalization.
A new peer discussion series invites campus community members to discuss pressing questions around scholarship in the age of artificial intelligence.
Bilge Mutlu, the Stephen Wright Professor of Computer Sciences and a researcher in human-robot interaction, will co-lead the campus-wide research initiative.
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.