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
In "What If a College Helped a Whole City Adopt AI?," an episode of the Learning Curve podcast, UBalt's Center for AI Learning and Community-Engaged Innovation is highlighted for its work with local institutions on the equitable use of AI.
"We need aggressive reskilling infrastructure to help workers transition."
Experts and the general public will gather on June 4 for UBalt's AI Summit, which this year will present discussions on everything that the University and its many partners across the city have learned about this technology. Join us to learn what AI will look like in in the near future, and what ...
After reading a LinkedIn post Dr. Shiva Rajgopal, Pevzner decided to reflect on his own professional growth and development.
