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Like many of her 20-something friends, Emily Jin (COM’24) is frustrated with the dating scene and has soured on traditional, dating apps. In this video essay, she tries dating an AI companion app.
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It’s been nearly a year since OpenAI first unveiled ChatGPT, its large language model–based chatbot. That served for many as the introduction of the formidable capabilities of generative AI technology. In the ensuing months, we’ve witnessed the [...]emergence of numerous generative AI applications.
How is this new technology likely to impact students’ majors and professional lives? We reached out to Terriers representing a broad range of disciplines—computing and data sciences, the arts and humanities, education, and healthcare—and asked them to talk about the potential impact they think generative AI could have on their fields of study and their careers. In our video, some students talk about how they’ve embraced the possibilities the technology offers, others express concerns over the threats they worry it poses. Regardless of where they come down on the topic, everyone acknowledges that AI is poised to leave an indelible mark on society moving forward.
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What is ChatGPT? What will the future of AI text generation be like? How can a university formulate ethical policies to incorporate the reality of ChatGPT into teaching? These questions and more were answered at the February 23, 2023 “Learning to [...]Think after ChatGPT” panel discussion hosted by BU Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences.
The event welcomed over 120 attendees and featured Najoung Kim, Boston University College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) Professor of Linguistics and of Computer Science, and Wesley Wildman, Boston University School of Theology Professor of Philosophy, Theology, and Ethics and BU Computing & Data Sciences (CDS) Professor of Computing & Data Sciences. Mark Crovella, CAS Professor of Computer Science and CDS Professor of Computing & Data Sciences, moderated the discussion.
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Watch two robots in Boston University's Robotics Lab learn how to make and serve hot dogs.
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In Boston University's Robotics Lab, two robots have learned to work together to perform one of the great feats of human innovation: grilling and serving a hot dog.
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In this video, BU data scientist Elaine Nsoesie explains how our social media behavior reveals the scary truth about our health odds
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BU researchers Wil Koch and Azer Bestavros—both from the Hariri Institute for Computing and the College of Arts and Sciences' department of computer science—are using competitive drone racing as a testing ground to hone AI-controlled [...]flight. Here is footage from a camera aboard Neuroflight's maiden voyage in the skies, proving that it's possible to operate a drone that's outfitted with a neural-network-trained controller. Neuroflight uses machine learning to adapt the drone's maneuvers in dynamic, changing conditions.
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