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Negotiators have the ability to nearly eliminate plastic pollution by 2050.

Berkeley researchers use computer vision to easily analyze actor representation screen time in films.

In a creative writing experiment, Berkeley researcher found generative AI platforms to be advancing closer and closer to humans.

I School Professor Deirdre K. Mulligan contributed to the directive during her time serving in the U.S. Office of Science Technology and Policy.

Berkeley professors say the largest vulnerability to election results is the human element.

AI-generated political content has already wreaked havoc and tilted elections. Here's how to spot it.

Watch UC Berkeley professor Alison Gopnik explain the surprising overlap in just 101 seconds.

A new report addresses the question of how developer of AI can ensure that their models cannot be used by bad-actors.

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.