By Jennifer Baxter
RHA and GSG oppose SGA bylaw amendments, the School of Business receives helpful funds and Writing for Change hosts their “Telling True Stories” showcase! Read about it in this week’s newsletter. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: UMD comes face to face with change from local students, SGA and funding for AI
By Sophia Herndon
The Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland received $1.03 million in federal funds last month to work on incorporating artificial intelligence into local businesses in Maryland. Continue reading UMD business school receives funds to help local businesses adopt AI
By Navya Pandit
The director of the Baha’i Chair for World Peace moderated the panel which discussed how language and communication barriers can lead to social conflict. Continue reading UMD Language Science Center panel explores how communication creates social conflict
By Sophia Herndon
The University of Maryland’s Department of Computer Science recently received an NVIDIA academic grant. Professor Dinesh Manocha will lead this research to advance artificial intelligence work in audio general intelligence. Continue reading NVIDIA research grant creates new AI research opportunities at UMD
By Stella Henretta
The University of Maryland Alumni Association hosted “Maryland Minds: Shaping the Future of AI” at the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on Feb. 17, encouraging the exploration of AI at UMD. Continue reading UMD event discusses campus research, advancements in AI
By Davi Jacobs
Across the University of Maryland, a wave of revision is sweeping through classrooms as professors undertake an urgent and often invisible adaptation — redesigning education for the age of artificial intelligence. Continue reading Your professor’s hidden job: Redesigning the classroom for the age of AI
By Alexandra Townsend
The AI Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM) welcomed back prominent artificial intelligence researcher Rama Chellappa on Friday, Dec. 5, to discuss his recent advances in computer vision and AI. Continue reading UMD’s AIM Institute continues growth, features Rama Chellappa in latest talk
By Sophia Yodice
Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than any technology before it, and those who fail to adapt risk being left out of the conversation, DJ Patil told University of Maryland community members during the College of Computer, Mathematical and Natural Sciences Dean’s Distinguished Lecture. Continue reading Ex-U.S. chief data scientist urges UMD to adapt to AI in learning, life
By Kaya Bogot The end of 2022 surprised the world with the launch of ChatGPT, a new artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot. OpenAI launched the program as college semesters were ending and finals were beginning. The timing of the program’s release was one that may have affected college finals. As many students dealt with the stress of finals, some may have turned to shortcuts and cheating … Continue reading ChatGPT: Is AI a threat to education?
