Where AI Gets Its Heart
The University of Maryland is developing the next generation of artificial intelligence education, technology and leaders through interdisciplinary research that focuses on the responsible and ethical use of AI.
AIM Events
AIM x WHIRC
Postponed: Where Tech Meets Motherhood
Due to inclement weather and related travel and scheduling disruptions, we have made the decision to postpone tomorrow’s session. We will reschedule for a later date that will allow for both in-person and virtual participation, ensuring broader accessibility and engagement for all who wish to attend. We look forward to reconvening for this important conversation, Bridging the Information Gap: Using AI Engagement to Improve Health Literacy and Safety for Perinatal Populations (with Dr. Amelia Gibson and Dr. Jordan Boyd-Graber Ying), and will share the new date and details as soon as they are confirmed.
0100 Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall
AI News at UMD
AI-infused systems have the potential to enhance human capacity and creativity, mitigate complex societal challenges, and foster innovation. Achieving this requires a joint effort between those pushing the boundaries of new AI technologies, those who innovate AI applications, and those who study human values and how people and society interact with AI.
Hal Daumé III, AIM Director
Volpi-Cupal Family Endowed Professor in the Department of Computer Science