The AI Center in Engineering (AICE) is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with UC Davis Health’s Healthy Aging in a Digital World (HADW) initiative.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of how we work, learn and make decisions. But AI doesn't think independently — it learns from the data and information people provide. As a result, these systems can reproduce or even amplify patterns of bias that already exist in society.
On October 16, the UC Davis College of Engineering and our AI Center in Engineering hosted the AI Innovation Showcase and Prem Jain Symposium, welcoming more than 100 industry partners, alumni, faculty and students. Learn more about this event.
In the last few years, the quest to build so-called Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), an undefined system which seemingly can do any task under any circumstance, has captured the public's imagination.
This conference, hosted by Capitol Weekly and the University of California Student and Policy Center, brought together California lawmakers and experts in AI technology and policy to discuss California’s role as a global leader in AI, specifically in creating legislation and regulations that will help the state maintain leadership in the emerging industry and protect Californians.
To foster collaboration in AI activities across the College of Engineering and also provide an opportunity for us all to learn more about the amazing research our colleagues are doing in this rapidly evolving field, we invite you to particip
“Engineering our Experimental AI Futures,” a conference co-hosted by the UC Davis Designated Emphasis in Computational Social Science, UC Davis AI Center in Engineering and the UC Davis Center for AI and Experimental Futures, will include 18 presentations from Ph.D.
In the inaugural event of the AI Center in Engineering, Associate Dean of Research Raissa D'Souza and distinguished AI speaker Eric Horvitz discuss AI and society.
