New UChicago-built tools predict how cancer responds to treatment by studying ‘floor plans’ of tumors
Borrowing from the study of complex systems such as flocks of birds, researchers built AI methods to compare the spatial organization of tumors—a step toward personalized cancer treatment
What are data centers, and why do they need so much power? An expert explains
UChicago computer science Prof. Andrew A. Chien, former vice president of research at Intel, answers questions about AI, sustainability and water
How to better forecast once-in-a-millennium weather events
UChicago researchers combine AI with statistics and physics to better estimate the odds of rare weather
AI-powered robotic labs at UChicago, Argonne receive $20 million NSF grant
PoLARIS Project will conduct experiments autonomously, allowing researchers to create novel materials from afar
Competition may push AI firms to favor speed over safety, new study finds
UChicago researchers highlight how incentives, market structure and public policy guide AI development toward artificial general intelligence
How do AI 'judges' compare to human ones? It's complicated, says a UChicago scholar
In annual Ryerson Lecture, Prof. Eric Posner examines AI's growing role in legal decision-making—and why human judgment still matters
Could AI help us be more thoughtful voters?
UChicago researchers launch civic chatbot to educate and challenge voters on political views, ballot measures and more
Inside the Law School’s AI Lab
In first-of-its-kind course, UChicago Law students built and shipped a free legal tech tool for renters
Scientists pair AI and human knowledge to tackle notoriously difficult physics question
New approach may help shed light on turbulence, other stubborn natural mysteries
$20 million gift launches lab at Harris School to advance field of algorithmic public policy
Gift from Thomas and Susan Dunn supports creation of the Bike Shop @UChicago, which aims to shape AI development and build scalable solutions to pressing societal problems