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Risks of artificial intelligence must be considered as the technology evolves: Geoffrey Hinton

July 04, 2023

Artificial intelligence can be used as a force for good — but there are also big risks involved with the generative technology as it gets even smarter and more widespread, “godfather of AI” Geoffrey Hinton told the Collision tech conference in Toronto on Wednesday.

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Celebrating another wonderful year at Arts & Science

June 29, 2023

Dear Arts & Science alumni, supporters and friends,

As the academic year comes to an end, I am looking back with pride and reminiscing about heartwarming, inspiring conversations and milestones. Here are some highlights I’d like to share with you.

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The Godfather in Conversation: Why Geoffrey Hinton is worried about the future of AI

June 23, 2023

“It’s a time of huge uncertainty,” says Geoffrey Hinton from the living room of his home in London. “Nobody really knows what’s going to happen … I’m just sounding the alarm.”

Computer Science undergraduates in the class of 2023 reflect on their time at U of T

June 21, 2023

As the Class of 2023 crosses the stage in the University of Toronto’s Convocation Hall throughout June, we caught up with five graduating Computer Science students for their reflections on their time as undergraduates.

Since discovering machine learning and AI in first year, A&S grad Varun Lodaya, has never looked back

June 15, 2023

“My undergrad was simultaneously a roller coaster and transformative,” says Varun Lodaya, a member of University College graduating this spring. “It was very up and down, partly because of COVID.

The future of AI is in good hands with graduating student Guodong Zhang

June 02, 2023

“The public should embrace AI (Artificial Intelligence) as a catalyst for positive change,” says Guodong Zhang, who graduates this month with his PhD from the Department of Computer Science.

Fanny Chevalier with the Consul General of France in Toronto, Tudor Alexis.

Fanny Chevalier named to France's Order of Academic Palms

May 31, 2023

For Fanny Chevalier, name has become destiny.

With digital messaging tools for mental health, context is key, U of T researchers find

May 26, 2023

When it comes to the expanding realm of digital mental health tools, context matters in delivering support that is timely, appropriate and relevant, Arts & Science computer scientists say.

Students from Ukraine take part in U of T's computer science summer research program

May 24, 2023

Anastasiia Pedan has faced many challenges as an undergraduate student at the National Technical University of Ukraine — starting with the global pandemic, when her classes were moved online and she was unable to meet classmates in-person.

Then came the Russian invasion.

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Joint EMHSeed & XSeed grant recipients announced

May 18, 2023

The Faculty of Applied Science & Engineering Research Office announced the recipients of the 2023-2025 Joint EMHSeed & XSeed Funding Program.

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