A research project at the University of Missouri is using "deep learning" to develop new materials and hopes high-performance computing can speed the process along.
Augmented analytics and “explainable AI” are just two changes to data and analytics technology that should have "significant disruptive potential" over operations in the next three to five years.
No, artificial intelligence can't replace the human brain, and no, we'll never really be able to make AI bias-free.
Prospective students at the University of South Carolina Aiken can now get on-demand support throughout their admissions and enrollment process by communicating with an artificial intelligence chatbot.
In an effort to improve the IT support experience for students and instructor, Gonzaga University has rolled out virtual assistant technology from noHold that uses artificial intelligence to communicate with users through a chat interface.
A recent paper on algorithm development provided some guidance for how to reduce the bias inherent in AI algorithms as well as the harm those biases can have on underprivileged groups.
Education will experience the third-largest growth of any sector, coming in slightly behind government (44.3 percent) and "personal and consumer services" (43.3 percent).
Stanford University is launching a new institute with the mission to "advance artificial intelligence research, education, policy and practice to improve the human condition."
The innovation "is heading on the path to essentially allowing anyone to be a manufacturer."
The use of data analytics and artificial intelligence, the inevitability of data breaches and six other topical subjects made up the latest "State of Higher Education" report from consultancy firm Grant Thornton.