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'The conscience of AI': Why this U of T expert created a forum for AI researchers and entrepreneurs to discuss ethics

October 24, 2017

Markus Dubber’s first brush with artificial intelligence, or AI, occurred in an unlikely place: a performance of his daughter’s choir.

Dawn Kilkenny and Alexander Sullivan

U of T assistant professor, student team up to create VR tool to teach lab techniques

October 23, 2017

When Alexander Sullivan was a kid, he was fascinated by all of the amazing things virtual reality could do at the time – from interactive gaming to using the technology to train NASA astronauts.

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Arts & Science Awards & Honours Roundup: Fall 2017

October 23, 2017

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Department of East Asian Studies

Christina Kramer with UKIM’s rector Nikola Jankulovski

Macedonian language scholar receives Honorary Doctorate

October 23, 2017

Professor of Slavic and Balkan linguistics Christina E.

Tamara Walker

Historian helps connect students to the often unheard voices of the past

October 23, 2017

An expert on slavery and gender in colonial Latin America, Tamara Walker joined U of T’s history department in the Faculty of Arts & Science this fall as an assistant professor after teaching at the University of Pennsylvania.

Deni Kasa

Remember this name: Deni Kasa explores the religious origins of liberalism at Tel Aviv University

October 19, 2017

Deni Kasa remembers being apprehensive about coming to University of Toronto as an MA student in the department of English. “I had expected, based on the prestige of the school, that U of T would be a somewhat cold place where I would need to work very hard to get any attention.”

Nick Mount with the statue of Al Purdy at Queen’s Park.

U of T's Nick Mount captures Canada's literature boom in Arrival

October 18, 2017

There was nothing, and then there was something.

Syrian newcomer Hanen Nanaa speaks on a microphone next to U of T student Muriam Fancy

Celebrating a U of T initiative: Volunteers taught English to young Syrian newcomers and gained lasting friendships in return

October 17, 2017

It began with the germ of an idea: University of Toronto students wanted to do something to help young Syrians newly arriving in Canada as refugees.

Jaime Kearns

U of T students work with Māori, Maya and other Indigenous communities and share what they learned in new forum

October 17, 2017

University of Toronto student Jaime Kearns says she just had the best summer of her life, living and working with the Māori peoples of New Zealand as part of a U of T internship program.

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University of Toronto scientists assist in first detection of gravitational waves caused by a collision of neutron stars

October 16, 2017

Scientists at the University of Toronto (U of T) today joined their 1,200-plus colleagues at the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory (LIGO) in celebrating a new detection of gravitational waves – a cosmic phenomenon predicted by Albert Einstein a century ago.

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