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The College of Information and Communications has unveiled several groundbreaking initiatives in the field of Artificial Intelligence aimed at advancing individuals and organizations across the state and beyond.
CIC is preparing our more than 2,500 students to leverage artificial intelligence in their careers. We are fearlessly first in exploring the ethical, technological and operational impacts of AI across a spectrum of industries. Our faculty experts are finding -- and teaching others -- new ways to analyze data and improve organizational efficiency through the use of AI.
Recognizing the importance of ethical considerations in AI development and deployment, CIC has established a global AI Ethics Council for Strategic Communications. To give our employees a baseline of how AI is changing communications and information science, CIC has teamed up with IBM to offer training through their website SkillsBuild.
In the information age, where the boundaries between human cognition and artificial intelligence blur, Alamir Novin, iSchool assistant professor delves into an intricate realm - Human-Computer Interaction - which unveils the subtle yet pervasive biases embedded within algorithms governing our digital landscapes.
The CIC associate dean of research is dedicated to investigating consumer reactions to the use of artificial intelligence in advertising and strategic communication.
Drake’s beef with Kendrick Lamar isn’t nearly as important as his tiff with Tupac Shakur’s estate over using the dead rapper’s voice
SJMC professor Shannon Bowen leads a group studying ethics, safety and impact of AI.