The U.S. Army is formalizing a new career path that allows officers to specialize in artificial intelligence and machine ...

The U.S. Army has formally created a new career pathway for officers to specialize in artificial intelligence and machine learning. The service designated 49B Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning ...

anthropomorphism: When humans tend to give nonhuman objects humanlike characteristics. In AI, this can include believing a ...

Artificial Intelligence is growing fast, and professionals now need both data science knowledge and Generative AI skills. These programs teach solid technical basics along with fundamental GenAI tools ...

An AI model using deep transfer learning—the most advanced form of machine learning—has predicted spoken language outcomes ...

AI model using deep transfer learning – the most advanced form of machine learning – predicted with 92% accuracy spoken language outcomes at one-to-three years after cochlear implants (implanted ...

For Estelle Balsirow ’26, language is more than a field of study: it’s a reclamation. Balsirow, a Kalmyk-American linguistics major, is one of the first Yale students to study Kalmyk — an endangered ...

While some AI courses focus purely on concepts, many beginner programs will touch on programming. Python is the go-to language for AI because it’s relatively easy to learn and has a massive library of ...

Carnegie Mellon University will introduce new academic programs and resources for students and researchers to blend traditional humanistic inquiry with computational methods like computer vision, ...

When a judge ordered the Trump administration in September to restore Harvard’s federal funding, programs that received foreign language study grants through the Education Department breathed a sigh ...

It's not a "GameCube" per se, but Valve's Steam Machine will bring your Steam library to your living room. Reading time 4 minutes Valve is entering the console race, and it’s doing so in the most ...

Three students conversed in Estonian under fluorescent lights Monday in IU’s Global and International Studies Building. A fourth student from the University of Arkansas tuned in via Zoom.