UW-Madison innovates, collaborates to meet AI challenges
As Wisconsin’s business leaders grapple with AI, UW researchers and educators are finding innovative solutions.
As Wisconsin’s business leaders grapple with AI, UW researchers and educators are finding innovative solutions.
UW–Madison’s first new college in more than four decades will explore and inform technological change for societal benefit.
To celebrate UW–Madison’s new College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence, Dean Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau digs deep into the technological moment around us.
Responsible AI will require close collaboration with “the entire spectrum of humanities and social scientists,” says ACM president. That’s where the UW’s newest college comes in.
Wisconsin Public Radio — Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau discusses AI ethics, data centers, cross-college collaboration and the tech job market.
$100 million in philanthropic support and a significant campus investment, including 50 new faculty positions, will support research, education and innovation.
Wall Street Journal — Venture capitalists are covering rent while dropouts from Harvard to Stanford chase their startup dreams.
The privately funded $267 million facility is a launchpad for learning, discovery, and leadership across campus and the state.
A delegation from the United States Cyber Command, responsible for national cyber defense, visited UW-Madison researchers in Morgridge Hall and beyond.
Effective January 2025, CDIS Founding Director Tom Erickson will step down as Computer Sciences Professor Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau assumes leadership.