Haewon Jeong, an assistant professor in UC Santa Barbara’s Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE) Department, experienced a pivotal moment in her academic career when she was a postdoctoral fellow ...

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools used in medicine, like AI used in other fields, work by detecting patterns in large volumes of data. AI tools are able to detect these patterns because they can ...

Companies, progressively integrating AI into their products and services, need to pivot their focus toward the utilization and handling of data by the software ...

The scenario: You're preparing for a job interview. The stakes feel high. You want — you need — this job. So you do what millions of people now do: you ask an AI chatbot for advice on salary ...

Chances are that you’re familiar with the concept of bias. It is widespread, turning up in discussions about scientific discoveries, politics or cognitive processes. In artificial intelligence and ...

Statistics and science have been publicly slammed by some. The issues of climate change and COVID-19, in particular, have stirred accusations of bias, conspiracies, and even hoaxes (Philipp-Muller et ...

While the technological hype of AI is seemingly endless and ripe with possibilities, what this excitement hides is a darker side: The ethics and bias of AI, and the harmful outcomes as a result of ...

AI should be a dream for any chief data officer, but before you can embrace the full creative effectiveness and efficiencies of AI, there’s a problem afflicting its ability to produce strong ideas ...