AI
Team from UNC Charlotte shares AI literacy for STEM education expertise at Malmö University, Sweden
Seven members of the Network for AI Literacy in STEM Education from UNC Charlotte traveled to Malmö University, Malmö, Sweden, for “Network for AI Literacy in STEM Education: Opportunities and Challenges,” Sept. 28-Oct. 2. Through collaboration among the network’s three participating institutions, UNC Charlotte, Malmö University, Åbo Akademi University, Finland, and select others, attendees set […]
UNC Charlotte student Andrei Vince presents AI agent reliability benchmark at international conference in South Korea
Andrei Vince, a fourth-year computer engineering major, was the sole author of ACID-Bench and presented a poster on the benchmark at KDD Workshop on Evaluation and Trustworthiness of Agentic AI in Jeju, South Korea. The benchmark rigorously tests AI agents that use tools to change information inside software systems. As AI agents are integrated into […]
UNC Charlotte projects named in first cohort of U.S. Department of Energy Genesis Mission
The U.S. Department of Energy has selected two UNC Charlotte projects for the first cohort of the Genesis Mission. The projects led by Stephanie Schuckers, Bank of America Distinguished Professor in Computing & Informatics, and Jinzhen Wang, assistant professor of computer science, were among the projects highlighted at the Genesis Mission Summit in Washington, D.C. […]
Charlotte AI Institute co-hosts the inaugural ThinkAI Research and Innovation Symposium, boosting the Queen City’s tech landscape
Across a full day of thought-provoking programming, the Charlotte AI Institute for Research convened artificial intelligence experts and innovators, including top UNC Charlotte researchers, business and community leaders, for the first ThinkAI Research & Innovation Symposium on Thursday, May 14. Organized in partnership with UNC Charlotte’s Division of Research and AI//FORWARD, the Charlotte-based strategic hub […]
“AI Faculty Use Case Stories Collection” showcases Charlotte faculty innovation and accomplishments with AI
UNC Charlotte continues to make inroads toward prominence in the use of AI for teaching and learning with the publication of “AI Faculty Use Case Stories Collection,” an online compendium of faculty-authored accounts that relay real-life, AI-in-the-classroom journeys and their lessons. Curated by the Center for Teaching and Learning and the University’s AI Faculty Fellows, […]
NSF grants awarded CCI researchers to explore ways AI can aid aging population, patient diagnoses
Srijan Das and Xiang Zhang, two first-year faculty researchers in the College of Computing and Informatics, have received funding from the National Science Foundation to investigate how artificial intelligence can benefit older adults and others in health care settings.
Globally, the population aged 65 and older is growing. By 2050, the UN projects one in six people will exceed the age of 65. In North America and Europe, the number could be one in four.