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Addressing bias in medical data prevents AI from increasing racial disparity
Some sick Black patients are likely labeled as “healthy” in AI datasets due to inequitable medical testing.The science behind election security
How one professor is working toward more secure voting technology.News Feed
CSE researchers win Best Paper Award at ICAIF 2024
They were recognized for the excellence of their research on the impact of liquidity on market manipulation.Elizabeth Bondi-Kelly and Alex Peahl receive Google grant to develop AI-powered reproductive health chatbot
The funding will support Bondi-Kelly and Peahl’s development of MI-OB-Now, a multi-agent AI system that improves access to reproductive health information.Brian Noble receives 2024 SIGMOBILE Test-of-Time award
The award recognizes the significant and lasting influence of Noble’s research on application adaptation for mobile environments.CSE Graduate Honors Competition showcases exceptional research by PhD students
The annual competition features research presentations by a selection of outstanding PhD students in CSE.Videos
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