Q&A with Interim Vice Chancellor for Research Richard Allen Meet the person with the mission to advance Berkeley's role as a research powerhouse.
Will AI Decide Who Wins the Midterms? Berkeley researchers investigate if AI will change the way voters get their information and ultimately how they vote.
Is Training AI on Copyrighted Works Fair Use? Berkeley scholars say AI “market dilution” claims lack evidence.
How AI Is Transforming Computing Education at UC Berkeley Berkeley computer science professor shares his experience in designing curriculum in the new AI-centric world.
What Can AI Learn from Children? UC Berkeley scientists train AI through child-like imitation learning.
Using AI for Just 10 Minutes Erodes Your Ability to Persist at Hard Things A UC Berkeley researcher raises profound questions about how we interact with artificial intelligence in daily life.
A Global, Hardwired Pause of Frontier AI Training Is Feasible Scholars from top institutions, including UC Berkeley, have released a study that maps out a pause in AI training.
AI Chatbots Are Overconfident—Like Humans New Berkeley Haas research testing 11 leading large language models found they were overconfident on average.
To Decipher Local Laws, Researchers Used AI to Build a Database of Millions of Them The unprecedented project gives policymakers and the public an easy way to look up local ordinances.
AI Creates Risk and Opportunities for Key Human Rights Fields Berkeley Human Rights Center has released a novel human rights assessment of the use of AI in the fields of law, journalism, and education.
$20M NSF Renewal Supports New Frontiers in AI and Optimization The new NSF grant allows researchers to focus on scalable and trustworthy approaches to AI decision making.
UC Berkeley Announces New Graduate Degree in AI and Machine Learning Berkeley announces a new professional graduate degree in AI and machine learning.