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EVENT: Process PaloozAI Webinar: Hear about artificial intelligence from United Nations advisor – March 26, 10:30 – 12 p.m. – Register now

UC Tech News December 19, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Process Palooza, UC San Diego

By Todd Anderson. This stand-alone webinar, taking place from 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. on March 26, 2024, will host an engaging discussion around the intersection of process improvement and AI/automation and the impacts on productivity, quality and satisfaction. For…
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INTERVIEW: Anita Ho, UCSF bioethics professor: insights on improved approaches to patient data and analyzing mental health chatbots

UC IT News December 13, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Anita Ho, bioethics, chatbot, mental health, professor, UCSF

By Brendon Phuong and Laurel Skurko. Anita Ho, an associate professor in the UCSF Bioethics Program, recently discussed her insights and experience in collecting and using data in the health care setting with the UC Tech News team. She emphasized…
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Algorithmic justice in precision medicine: why it matters and where we are headed

UC IT News December 13, 2023 All ArticlesAI, algorithms, equality, ethics, justice, medicine, Risk, workshop

By Laurel Skurko. Algorithmic Justice, a concept that pertains to ensuring that data is processed in a way that is relevant to diverse populations, is increasingly important today as we rely heavily on AI, which is fueled by data, to…
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UCSF Health begins testing its first AI scribe service in-clinic

UC Tech News December 13, 2023 All ArticlesAI, clinic, scribe, service, test, UCSF, UCSF Health

By Tanya Jansen. In health care, the need for accurate and efficient documentation is paramount. Traditionally, physicians have spent significant time and effort on manual documentation, taking away time that could be spent with patients. The UCSF Faculty Practice Office…
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AI agents that do what we want – with Anca Dragan, UC Berkeley

UC Tech News November 29, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Anca Dragan, CITRIS and the Bantao Institute, UC Berkeley

Anca Dragan describing her research during the CITRIS Research Exchange

By Jackie Brown. Anca Dragan, UC Berkeley professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, spoke at UC Berkeley on October 4, 2023, about her research in artificial intelligence. She was the third in a series on the Future of AI…
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Artificial Intelligence Resources – by and for – the UC Tech community

UC Tech News November 21, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Artificial Intelligence, machine learning, resources, technology

Thank you to members of the UC Tech community who have shared valuable resources on developments in the AI industry over recent months. We welcome you to send us more to share among those who work in tech and/or who…
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White House Executive Order on trustworthy artificial intelligence provides opportunities for higher education

UC Tech News November 3, 2023 All ArticlesAI, CITRIS, compliance

White House Executive Order on Trustworthy AI

By Camille Crittenden, Ph.D. President Biden released an Executive Order (EO) this week, on Monday, October 30, with guidelines to promote “safe, secure and trustworthy artificial intelligence.” The EO comes on the heels of a set of “voluntary…
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Jaron Lanier, “the Father of VR”, addresses tech enthusiasts at UC Berkeley

UC IT News September 29, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Jaron Lanier, tech, UC Berkeley

By Jackie Brown. On September 13, 2023, renowned computer scientist and author Jaron Lanier, addressed tech enthusiasts and UC Berkeley faculty, staff and students. Co-hosted by CITRIS and the Banatao Institute, UC Berkeley College of Computing, Data Science,…
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Risk and Safety Solutions hosts its first symposium on the future of safety technology

UC IT News August 25, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Risk and Safety Solutions, RSS, Safa Hussein, safety technology, symposium, UC Davis

Safa Hussain addresses attendees at the RSS Symposium

By Matthew Beckman. Unveiling groundbreaking insights and innovation, the Risk and Safety Solutions (RSS) team recently hosted their first symposium at UC Davis this year. The two-day event, with over 200 attendees, and expert speakers representing a range of domains,…
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K1st World AI Conference Oct 11-12: First 20 UC registrations get 90% discount

UC IT News August 9, 2023 All ArticlesAI, Artificial Intelligence, conference, Elise Nguyen, Generative AI, K1st World, LLM

[Editor’s note: Grateful to a UC tech community member for sharing an event that her team is hosting at Stanford University this fall.] AI continues to revolutionize the tech landscape, even on UC campuses, not only in software, but in…
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