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How Project Sidewalk is making DC more accessible - Vimarsana News

How Project Sidewalk is making DC more accessible

With your help, researchers can use computer vision and machine learning to flag accessibility issues across the District.

Jennifer Golbeck talks artificial intelligence policy, privacy before Baltimore Sun event - Vimarsana News

Jennifer Golbeck talks artificial intelligence policy, privacy before Baltimore Sun event

A discussion with the director of the Social Intelligence Lab at the University of Maryland.

USF Muma College of Business to host international conference DESRIST 2022 - Vimarsana News

USF Muma College of Business to host international conference DESRIST 2022

International experts in systems design innovation research are attending DESRIST 2022, a conference hosted by the USF Muma College of Business on USF's St. Petersburg campus.

Source: usf.edu
AI platform enables oncologists to practice conversations with terminally ill patients - Vimarsana News

AI platform enables oncologists to practice conversations with terminally ill patients

Hemonc Today | “I want you to be honest with me — how long do I have left?”Conversations like this one, with a patient named SOPHIE, are among the most difficult clinicians must have with their patients.

Source: healio.com
Connecting humans and computers | UNC-Chapel Hill - Vimarsana News

Connecting humans and computers | UNC-Chapel Hill

For most of her life, Ayana Monroe has been fascinated by how people and computers connect — a field called human-computer interaction. Now, as a UNC-Chapel Hill junior and Chancellor’s Science Scholar, she engages in research to improve how we use technology to acquire information. She wants to teach the next generation to do the same.

Source: unc.edu