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-3 posts tagged "Artifical Intelligence"
Spencer Kelly | Friday, February 10, 2023
In our inaugural edition, From the Future looked at AI research at Notre Dame related to broad philosophical, political and practical issues. This week, we profile three Notre Dame researchers using AI for unusual or unexpected applications in fields as diverse as peace studies, science and the humanities. These projects demonstrate how AI disruption will
Elizabeth Prater | Monday, November 9, 2020
Cathy O’Neil, a mathematician, data scientist and New York Times bestselling author, gave a keynote presentation on algorithmic bias Friday afternoon. O’Neil received her PhD in math from Harvard, and she has held academic positions at MIT and Barnard College where she did research on arithmetic algebraic geometry. She also founded the O’Neil Risk Consulting
Kayle Liao | Friday, September 18, 2020
Researchers at Notre Dame are using artificial intelligence to improve CT screening efficiency and relieve the burdens of the radiologists in diagnosing patients with COVID-19. Yiyu Shi, a professor of engineering and computer science, is a principal investigator of this research project. “Essentially, it’s just an AI software program that computes based on an input,