Artificial Intelligence
The latest round of projects will explore challenges in AI, specifically algorithmic fairness, unified methods for interpreting artistic images found on the internet, the development of a scalable, differentially-private data market system, and CAIT’s first award focused on HCI.
In the new course AI in Context, faculty from across the University teach AI through the lens of philosophy, music, literature, and other domains.
Columbia Engineering professors Jingguang Chen and Jeannette M. Wing earn top engineering honor.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is concerned with the development of systems that exhibit behavior typically associated with human cognition, such as perceiving, learning, communicating, reasoning, making decisions, and acting in a physical and social environment. AI research at Columbia CS focuses on machine learning, natural language and speech processing, computer vision, robotics, and security.
AI researchers collaborate widely within the university and beyond, contributing to applications in medicine, public safety, law, journalism, and other areas. Some AI faculty are cross-listed with the Statistics department, Electrical Engineering department, and the Data Science Institute.
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