Using AI to fight election misinformation works, WashU research finds
AI-generated ‘pre-bunking’ articles offer new scalable solution
WashU kickstarts new AI faculty cluster hiring program
WashU announced new cluster hiring campaign seeking to employ over 30 new tenure-track faculty members by 2029 and expand artificial-intelligence-centric research.
Arts & Sciences explores AI’s place in the classroom
A symposium held during AI Perspectives Week brought Arts & Sciences faculty and students together to consider how rapidly evolving technology is changing higher education.
A Q&A with Philip R.O. Payne: Where AI in healthcare is headed
Why trust, training and judgment still matter.
Designing better AI tools
Four Sam Fox School students served as the inaugural design consultants in WashU’s Digital Transformation Research Corps, ensuring AI-based tools were designed with human users in mind.
WashU research finds gaps in Google AI Overview citations, claims
In the broadest independent audit to date, researchers found Google AI Overviews generally cite credible sources, but citations don’t guarantee accuracy: about 11% of verifiable claims lacked support or contradicted cited sources.
WashU professors discuss the uses of AI and the need for regulation
Amidst uncertainty over AI’s role in society, two WashU professors discussed the necessity of regulations on government use of artificial intelligence (AI) and protecting Americans’ privacy.
Chief Scientific Officer of Microsoft talks AI in healthcare
Eric Horvitz discussed uses of artificial intelligence in healthcare and medical research and spoke about the future trajectory of AI in medicine.
A new toolkit for teaching in the age of AI
Anna Cunningham from the Center for Teaching and Learning is creating space for faculty to question and test AI in WashU courses and assignments.
AI Perspectives Week showcases AI innovation, debate and discovery
The series features lectures, workshops and panels on topics ranging from environmental research to ethics to legal issues.