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CNN: Privacy Experts Sound The Alarm Over Microsoft’s Latest AI Tool (ft. Jen Golbeck)

May 28, 2024 | Maia Johnston

INFO Professor Jen Golbeck discussed potential pitfalls of new AI computer features

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Jeopardy: UMD’s Jordan Boyd-Graber Receives Shout-Out on Jeopardy Masters

May 24, 2024 | INFO Staff

INFO affiliate faculty Jordan Boyd-Graber mentioned by Jeopardy contestant during show

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(Video) SoDa Symposium Seed Grant Series: How Can Large Language Models Help Us Identify and Use Constructs That We Can Trust?

May 16, 2024 | Maia Johnston

Computational linguistics experts speak on a new approach to large language models

AIM Director Hal Daumé III discusses the new institute at a launch celebration Thursday at Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center. Photos by Stephanie S. Cordle

At New AI Institute’s Celebration, a Question of ‘Who’s at the Table’

May 8, 2024 | Maryland Today Staff | UMD

Revolutionary Technology Must Embrace Values and Variety of Perspectives, Speakers Say

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UMD Graduate Students Attend Google Cloud Next ‘24 Conference in Las Vegas

May 7, 2024 | Maia Johnston

A look into two graduate students’ experience learning about the latest technological advancements and the future of AI

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ABC-7 News: University of Maryland Launches Interdisciplinary Institute on Artificial Intelligence (ft. Sheena Erete)

April 30, 2024 | INFO Staff

INFO Professor Sheena Erete will become the Associate Director of Research at UMD’s new Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Ins …

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Integrating Robots in Homes to Support Autistic Youth

April 18, 2024 | Laurie Robinson

A TRAILS pilot study looks at how families can use AI robotic animal companions in support services for autistic children