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Responsible Data Handling in the Age of AI: Insights from Good Systems' Sharon Strover and Amy Kristin Sanders - Vimarsana News

Responsible Data Handling in the Age of AI: Insights from Good Systems' Sharon Strover and Amy Kristin Sanders

Last week was Data Privacy Week. To mark the occasion, we spoke with two of Good Systems’ experts on the subject, both from UT’s School of Journalism and

Source: utexas.edu
New "Essentials of AI" Course Launches This Fall | College of Natural Sciences - Vimarsana News

New "Essentials of AI" Course Launches This Fall | College of Natural Sciences

The Department of Computer Science and the Good Systems program present a one semester-credit-hour course titled "Essentials of AI for Life and Society"

Source: utexas.edu
New dog-like delivery robots coming to University of Texas campus - Vimarsana News

New dog-like delivery robots coming to University of Texas campus

As part of a five-year study, UT researchers will have the robots delivering sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer on campus to observe human-robot interactions.

Source: kvue.com
New dog-like delivery robots coming to University of Texas campus - Vimarsana News

New dog-like delivery robots coming to University of Texas campus

As part of a five-year study, UT researchers will have the robots delivering sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer on campus to observe human-robot interactions.

Source: kens5.com
Commentary: Building Public Trust in California's Election Infrastructure - Vimarsana News

Commentary: Building Public Trust in California's Election Infrastructure

The Little Hoover Commission, a California government watchdog agency, recommends that the state invest in a publicly owned, open source elections system. In this system, expert “white hat” hackers and interested members of the public could review the source code and report potential vulnerabilities to the California Secretary of State’s Office. Only authorized personnel would be allowed to physically modify the code.