Frontiers of Computing

USC computer scientists are developing language technologies that could potentially identify who wrote anonymous text.

Housed under the new USC School of Advanced Computing, the center aims to advance responsible AI for financial services

USC Rossier faculty members aim to instill curiosity and inquiry in students as they grapple with and integrate artificial intelligence in their classrooms.

New research from the USC Marshall School of Business reveals AI-generated responses can make humans “feel heard” but an underlying bias toward AI devalues its effectiveness.

USC researchers are exploring the impact of prompt design on the performance of large language models like ChatGPT.

In science fiction, quantum computers have often been touted as “magical” devices. Experts at USC’s Information Sciences Institute are figuring out exactly how the computers will impact real life.

USC researchers have created a low-cost learning kit to help high school and college students build and customize their own small robot.

The collaboration with IBM — part of USC President Carol Folt’s Frontiers of Computing “moonshot” — establishes USC’s IBM Quantum Innovation Center and propels USC researchers and students toward new discoveries.

The honor recognizes innovation that has a real impact on the welfare of society.

The university and Techstars will work together to accelerate opportunities for USC-affiliated entrepreneurs, including students, faculty and alumni.