The University of Baltimore will host a panel discussion on Oct. 14 about the growing nationwide controversy concerning the building of large-scale data centers devoted to AI.
UBalt's Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation has announced the members of its Advisory Committee. The group will play a crucial role in fulfilling the center's mission to "cultivate AI-literate and community-engaged leaders who apply artificial intelligence to solve real-world ...
Mikhail Pevzner argues for strategic AI governance over fear-based policy.
The job Tamara Ward-Lucas once loved had changed beyond recognition, and the uncertainty of what came next made leaving on her own terms the only choice that made sense.
Dr. Rachael Zeleny, director of the Writing Program at The University of Baltimore, talks with The Washington Post about efforts to ensure that AI is not becoming a substitute for actual learning.
Dr. Jessica Stansbury, founding director of UBalt's Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation, says the time is right for society to put boundaries on what AI is allowed to do for us. Avoiding that question, she says, could be disastrous.
Mikhail Pevzner, professor of accounting in the Merrick School of Business, contributed an op-ed in The Baltimore Sun about higher education's role in maintaining the responsible use of AI in learning.
"How AI Can Reduce Barriers to Cross-Functional Collaboration" by Dr. Mikhail Pevzner
