Author Archives:
Oracle to invest $1bn in AI and cloud computing in Spain – DatacenterDynamics
Oracle is investing more than $1 billion in artificial intelligence (AI) and cloud computing in Spain. The investment will enable Oracle to open a third cloud computing region in the country, located in Madrid
Opinion: Teaching computer science in the prison has been a challenging and rewarding experience – The San Diego Union-Tribune
Hogan is a doctoral student in computer science at UC San Diego and lives in Santee. This fall will be my third time teaching introductory computer science inside Richard J. Donovan Correctional Center to a new cohort of UC Irvine students.
UVA and the Toyota Research Institute aim to give your car the power to reason – EurekAlert
image: Yen-Ling Kuo, an assistant professor of computer science, is building a driving simulator, similar to this one in UVA Engineerings Link Lab, to collect data on driving behavior. Shell use the data to enable a robots AI to associate the meaning of words with what it sees by watching how humans interact with the environment or by its own interactions with the environment
Monica Hicks’ about-face | Stanford Report – Stanford University News
On Sept. 26, 2015, police officers in Contra Costa County, California, pursued a speeding vehicle driving the wrong way on a highway. When the vehicle crashed, the officers arrested the driver
URI to host free workshops for educators on impact of AI on K-12 education – The University of Rhode Island
KINGSTON, R.I. June 20, 2024 Artificial intelligence is quickly reshaping education, especially for students, teachers and administrators in kindergarten through high school.
Nora Kirstein to retire after 42 years in information technology at Virginia Tech – Virginia Tech
If there ever was a Hokie through and through, its Nora Kirstein. During her time at Virginia Tech, she has Kirstein, applications analyst within the Division of Information Technology, will retire July 1, after 42 years of service
Lynn Conway, Computing Pioneer and Transgender Advocate, Dies at 86 – The New York Times
Lynn Conway, a pioneering computer scientist who was fired by IBM in the 1960s after telling managers that she was transgender, despite her significant technological innovations and who received a rare formal apology from the company 52 years later died on June 9 in Jackson, Mich.
UTA researchers work to prevent AI phishing scams – uta.edu
Friday, Jun 21, 2024 Brian Lopez : contact A team of researchers at the University of Texas at Arlington has developed software that prevents artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots such as ChatGPT from creating phishing websites a growing concern as cybercriminals have been utilizing the technology for designing scams. Created by Shirin Nilizadeh, assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, and her doctoral students Sayak Saha Roy and Poojitha Thota, the software allows AI chatbots to better detect and reject instruction prompts entered by users that could be used to create phishing websites. Currently, AI chatbots have some inbuilt detection capabilities, but Dr.
‘I always had the energy to push toward perfection’: Jing Wang shares his secret to academic success – Faculty of Arts & Science
For Jing Wang, chasing perfection is a hobby and one hes very good at.
Computer science students must be taught to consider social effects – Times Higher Education
In many ways, there has never been abetter time tolead acollege ofcomputer science. AtNortheastern Universitys Khoury College ofComputer Sciences, where Ihave been dean since 2022, our student body has tripled inthe past decade and enrolments are still soaring, while the gender gap isshrinking. We see great enthusiasm for careers inthis dynamic, challenging field