Data Science, AI & Robotics News

Research from the UC Berkeley Center for Long-Term Cybersecurity brings to light the transaction costs associated with municipal cyber risk management and how we can utilize technology governance at the municipal and regional scales.

Researchers aim to create a set of open-source tools to enable the production of high-resolution maps of sand-mining activity around the world.

On the March 27th episode of PBS’s documentary series Nova titled “A.I. Revolution,” correspondent Miles O’Brien visited South Hall to discuss the dangers of deep fakes with Berkeley Professor Hany Farid.

In a new paper, UC Berkeley researchers argue that companies should not be allowed to create advanced AI systems until they can prove they are safe.

New book argues that scientific reasoning is a necessity for living in a world shaped by science and tech

The inaugural UC Berkeley Tech Policy Summit & Awards Ceremony focused on navigating the complex landscape of tech policy and forging a path that fosters innovation while promoting social good.

Using the power of artificial intelligence, Berkeley researchers are developing cutting-edge machine learning technology to stem the planet’s warming and its related impacts.

In an era of misinformation, new research by three School of Information students and alums will make it easy to determine the authenticity of an audio clip.

Experts at UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco have begun working to improve the treatment of diabetes and metabolic health using a first-of-its-kind open-source platform with broad societal benefits.

UC Berkeley professor highlights how lessons learned in robotics concerning the importance of training and positive and negative reinforcement can apply to other virtual agents like large language models.

Three Distinguished Lectures on the Status and Future of AI.

UC Berkeley professor considers how different people’s values intersect in AI development and usage and assess the impact these systems will have on those values.