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Hamid Ekbia, director of Syracuse University's Autonomous Systems Policy Institute, examines the political and economic forces behind the Anthropic-Pentagon standoff and what it means for

The award also recognizes Milton Santiago’s work in exploring the ethical and practical applications of generative artificial intelligence in visual communications.

The minor, beginning this fall, will prepare students to thrive in an artificial intelligence driven environment and provide them with highly marketable skills.

Associate Professor Rebecca Ortiz surveyed young adults about AI companions and found both potential benefits and troubling behaviors with the technology.

Mass communications researcher Jamie Gentry studies how political stories change as they move from newsrooms to social media.

Students gained new skills, discussed ethical questions and emerged with a sense of urgency to keep pace with this booming technology.

As platforms rush to verify users' ages, experts warn consumer-grade cameras lack the technology to reliably authenticate minors.

The school's Inaugural AI Creative Summit drew industry professionals to engage with students from across University.

Engineering and computer science students are learning how to build the next generation of AI approaches that run responsibly, efficiently and ethically.

Funding from the Sloan Foundation ensures OSPO can establish a lasting campus presence, integrating open-source development into academics and research.

Ask Orange Alumni, an AI-powered networking tool, helps transforms student-alumni relationships.

Research by Professor T. Makana Chock and her students looks at why virtual avatars are gaining millions of followers and what makes them seem so

As a pioneer in neuro-symbolic AI, Paulo Shakarian conducts research that applies across national security, cybersecurity and critical decision-making systems.

The AI-powered tool provides real-time interpretation between American Sign Language (ASL) and English, available free to the campus community through Dec. 16.