AI engineers and UMBC alumni Devon Slonaker and Siddhant Gupta discuss and demonstrate Google's NotebookLM research and note-taking tool developed by Google Labs. Its new Audio Overviews feature...
UMBC WISS Series Improving Shared Embodiment between Humans and Robots with Haptics Janelle Clark, Mechanical Engineering, UMBC 12-1pm EDT, Oct. 30, ITE 459 and online Lunch will be...
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UMBC's Faculty Development Center will hold the second online discussion session on Teaching with AI on Wednesday, October 30 from 12-1 based on the book Teaching with AI: A Practical Guide to a...
The UMBC AI and Theory-Oriented Molecular Science Lab (ATOMS) led by Professor Tyler Josephson in the Department of Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Engineering. has two fully-funded...
Available to both undergraduate and graduate students
UMBC students studying Information Systems, Computer Science or Human-centered Computing are invited to join a research project exploring how users with different characteristics engage with Large...
ML Reproducibility: Sources of Algorithmic, Implementation, and Observational Variability Kevin Coakley, UC San Diego 4-5pm EDT Tue., 29 Oct. 2024, online Reproducibility is fundamental to...
Cyborg Meets AI: Technologized Disabled People in the Context of Corporatized Technological Development and Health Management Ashley Shew, Virginia Tech 4-5:30 pm EDT, Tue., Oct. 22, 2024,...
In the next UMBC Training Centers AI Lunchbox session, Ed Melick will discuss Responsible AI and AI Risk Management Frameworks, 12-1 pm EDT on October 24, 2024. Many Responsible AI (RAI) and...
UMBC Professors Ansu Chatterjee, Karuna Joshi, and Animikh Biswas received an NSF award to study the use of digital twins to diagnose, treat, and increase the understanding of neurodegenerative...