
How AI will affect the future of medicine
“It’s not that AI will replace the physician,” says Dean Carolyn Meltzer of the Keck School of Medicine of USC. “It’s that the physician who uses AI will replace the physician who does not use AI.”
“It’s not that AI will replace the physician,” says Dean Carolyn Meltzer of the Keck School of Medicine of USC. “It’s that the physician who uses AI will replace the physician who does not use AI.”
New research using artificial intelligence aims to improve officer interactions with the public.
People learn a lot by sharing and exchanging information. USC Viterbi experts say that computers can do the same with other computers.
As a member of the award-winning international group, Trojan Nathan Dennler is empowering LGBTQ+ voices in AI research.
Study conducted by team including USC and MIT researchers shows a 100x improvement over previous technology.
New center and initiative position the university as a leading institution on artificial intelligence policy discussions, best practices and ethical decision-making.
A USC cinema scholar explains how AI is upending the movie and TV business.
USC Price’s Genevieve Kanter explains the privacy risks that clinicians are taking when they use AI chatbots.
With a $2 million National Science Foundation grant, USC Rossier’s Yasemin Copur-Gencturk seeks to improve math instruction with AI-driven teacher professional development.
Researchers at the USC Information Sciences Institute are developing technology that can detect logical fallacies in AI and classify hate speech in internet memes.
Trojans Mayank Kejriwal and Zhisheng Tang decided to test how well language representation models make rational decisions.
Physicians Melinda Chang and Benjamin Xu are exploring the use of AI to automate clinical tasks.
USC researchers leverage techniques to manage error accumulation, demonstrating the potential of quantum computing.
What happens when a rabbit jumps in front of a self-driving car? Perhaps nothing bad, thanks to research from USC Viterbi’s Information Sciences Institute and the Ming Hsieh Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering.
USC Dornsife researchers employ artificial intelligence to unveil the intricate world of DNA structure and chemistry, enabling unprecedented insights into gene regulation and disease.
Researchers at USC’s Information Sciences Institute used machine learning and deep statistical analysis to look for answers about vaccine hesitancy.
USC researchers harness the ability of AI-powered decision-making as part of a broader effort to use scarce data more effectively.
A team of researchers including USC’s Emmanuel Johnson has been awarded a $20 million grant to fund a new artificial intelligence institute focused on AI in education.
The program will equip graduates with the skills required to address the complexities of big data, AI innovation and machine learning through the lens of antitrust, privacy, data security and IP laws.
President Carol L. Folt launches the most comprehensive academic initiative in USC’s history, including a new School of Advanced Computing, educational opportunities in ethical computing for students across the university, and an expansion of USC’s footprint in Silicon Beach.
Leading voices address changes in the IP industry at USC Gould conference.
As artificial intelligence seems to be veering close to self-awareness and we reclassify some animals as “sentient,” USC scholars discuss what it means to be conscious.
Is AI creative? A USC forum works to dispel myths about what artificial intelligence is currently able to do.
USC’s Vsevolod “Seva” Katritch discusses how structure-based virtual screening and AI could disrupt the time-consuming, expensive process of drug discovery.