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UC Regents’ vote creates UC Berkeley’s first college in 50 years
The new College of Computing, Data Science, and Society will help meet skyrocketing demand for students with data and computer science training […]
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Generative AI meets copyright law
UC Berkeley professor Pam Samuelson delivered the final Distinguished Lecture on the Status and Future of AI, focusing on copyright law. […]
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How AI fails us, and how economics can help
Jordan’s lecture aims to provide a broader conceptual foundation for emerging real-world artificial intelligence (AI) systems […]
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A path to resourceful autonomous agents
Sergey Levine’s lecture examined algorithmic advances that can help machine learning systems retain both discernment and flexibility […]
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UC Berkeley breaks ground on new Engineering Center
The center will serve as a new nexus for student collaboration, innovation and entrepreneurship on campus […]
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Berkeley Talks: ChatGPT developer John Schulman on making AI more truthful
UC Berkeley alumnus John Schulman, the lead developer of ChatGPT, talks about how AI language models sometimes make things up — often convincingly — and offers solutions on how to fix this problem […]
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ChatGPT architect, Berkeley alum John Schulman on his journey with AI
In an interview, Schulman discussed his time at Berkeley, why he cofounded OpenAI and the future of artificial general intelligence […]
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Stuart Russell calls for new approach for AI, a ‘civilization-ending’ technology
“Intelligence really means the power to shape the world in your interests,” professor says in campus talk […]
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Video: New wind tunnel is installed in Hesse Hall
Students will be able to use the wind tunnel to study the aerodynamic behavior of aircraft, airplane wings, cars and other objects […]
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Berkeley Talks: Jitendra Malik on the sensorimotor road to artificial intelligence
For a robot to have the ability to navigate specific terrain, like stepping stones or stairs, it needs some kind of vision system […]
