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Princeton’s first AI4ALL summer program aims to diversify the field of artificial intelligence
September 17, 2018
Princeton’s inaugural AI4ALL summer program brought 32 rising 11th-graders to campus for an immersive residential camp with the aim of bringing young people from underrepresented groups into the growing field of artificial intelligence.
China's energy policy requires a strategic approach to balance goals
September 14, 2018
A team of researchers led by Princeton University investigated the environmental impacts of transitioning from coal to natural gas in China, exploring implications on air quality, carbon mitigation and water stress by the year 2020.
Class of 2022 urged to “get involved in challenges of our time”
September 13, 2018
Joining members of the engineering faculty in welcoming members of the Class of 2022, Dean Emily A. Carter told gathered students that they would make discoveries and create opportunities “that we can’t even think about today.”
Security, Privacy, Humanity
September 11, 2018
How do we build into digital devices, at the very core, safeguards of privacy, security, and fairness, so that even users with no technical background have assurances of safety and control?
Bringing a broader vision to artificial intelligence
September 07, 2018
Olga Russakovsky is working to expand diversity in AI research to better serve all of humanity.
Reconciling privacy and convenience
September 07, 2018
As an undergraduate, Hans Hanley worked with Prateek Mittal, assistant professor of electrical engineering, to improve security within the anonymous Tor browser.
Smartphone sensors can identify people by their behavior
September 07, 2018
Ruby Lee is improving cybersecurity with deep learning.
Dramatic growth, interdisciplinary research, and offering 'boutique education at scale'
September 07, 2018
Chair Jennifer Rexford on the computer science department’s dramatic growth, interdisciplinary research, and offering “boutique education at scale”
Princeton center prepares a generation of leaders
September 07, 2018
Bridging computer science and public policy, Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy has established itself as a leading voice on digital technology’s critical role and influence in modern society.
Mayer combines expertise in computer science, law and public policy
September 07, 2018
Jonathan Mayer researches topics at the intersection of policy and technology.