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Three faculty pairs from Emory and Georgia Tech are the inaugural recipients of AI.Humanity Seed Grant Program funds. Their work will leverage artificial intelligence to improve society and the quality of human life.

On June 21st, TechCrunch will host TC Sessions: Robotics 2022 – virtually. No TechCrunch event is complete without a pitch-off showcasing early stage startups from around the globe. If you’re a founder in the robotics space – hardware or software side 0 you can apply here. Who will you be pitching to? The glitterati of […]

A team has created a robot that can paint graffiti in the same way a human artist does. The robot could help artists paint in places they can't get to.

Brown’s governing body elected each new member based on their commitment to the University and its mission of education and research.

Thinking about getting your graduate degree in artificial intelligence? Here are 10 of the top schools with AI degrees worth pursuing.

NSFs mission is to advance the progress of science, a mission accomplished by funding proposals for research and education made by scientists, engineers, and educators from across the country.

From Reddit to TikTok, a look at how the design of online spaces shapes how we behave, interact and learn from one another.

Way back in the before times of 2018, Ayanna Howard joined us onstage at our Robotics event to discuss human-robotic interactions, along with UC Santa Cruz’s Leila Takayama and Veo Robotics’ Patrick Sobalvarro. Plenty has changed since then — both for Howard and, you know, just in the world, generally — so it seems as […]

I’ve been working on a big project the past several days (more on that soon), which means, unfortunately, I’ve been away from the daily breaking news. That means, in turn, that I really haven’t been on top of the big robotics news this week. So let’s use this column as an opportunity to play a […]

(Photo by Ali Balikci/Anadolu Agency via Getty Images) Wikipedia is a fascinating corner of the web—a font of knowledge that leads to expected places. But as any teacher or professor will tell you, its not a primary source. Use it as a jumping-off point, but scroll to the bottom and seek out original sources for the "truth." Is that fair? Is Wikipedia indeed a repository for half-truths? Its a topic that Professor Amy Bruckman from the Georgia Institute of Technologys School of Interactive Co...