Candidate AI: The impact of artificial intelligence on elections

Artificial intelligence now overlaps with nearly every facet of modern life—even our politics. While AI can enable hyper-personalized campaign communications, increase voter turnout, and streamline government operations and policymaking, it can also facilitate rampant misinformation and deepfakes. With election season upon us, Emory experts weigh in on how chatbots, algorithmic targeting, and a sea of misinformation might sway how we vote in November and beyond.

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NEWS HIGHLIGHTS

Inspiring, innovative, impactful: Creating a ‘uniquely Emory’ AI education

With a newly launched AI concentration for Computer Science majors, an AI minor open to all undergraduates, and host of new courses and experiential learning projects, Emory University offers a unique, interdisciplinary approach to AI education. Hear directly from Emory students about what makes their AI education so special.

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Empathetic AI for Health Institute grows faculty and drives new discoveries

In its inaugural year, the Empathetic AI for Health Institute added seven new faculty members to an existing roster of 15 health care leaders. Their expertise spans fields such as AI-driven health care, biomedical imaging and oncology research.

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The future of artificial intelligence in business education

Goizueta Business School is transforming business education and preparing our future workforce for a world in which AI is widely used and integrated into business practices. Goizueta leadership shares six lessons learned about AI and the insights that will inform the school’s strategic initiatives moving forward.

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New AI tool promises improved treatment for patients with early breast cancer

Emory researchers have designed a first-of-its-kind AI-based tool that can predict which patients with ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) will benefit most from radiation therapy. This cost-effective tool can reduce the risk of recurrence and progression of the disease in treated patients while sparing others from unnecessary radiotherapy.

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AI advances early detection of severe eye inflammation

Age-related macular degeneration (AMD) is a leading cause of vision loss in the U.S., affecting 11 million people. Unfortunately, the primary treatment for the condition can cause severe eye inflammation. Emory researchers have developed an AI-powered method to inform better treatment decisions and reduce the likelihood of complications for AMD patients.

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Photo gallery: Emory’s Center for AI Learning celebrates one-year anniversary

The Center for AI Learning celebrated its first year with expert panels and student presentations during the day-long AI.DIVE (Artificial Intelligence Discoveries, Innovations, and Ventures at Emory) Research Showcase Symposium.

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REEL HIGHLIGHTS

Emory's Center for AI Learning marks a thriving first year

Attendees at the September 11 AI.DIVE event share thoughts on the center's impact and the importance of fostering a collaborative approach to AI learning and development.

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IN THE HEADLINES

National Institutes of Health Science Highlights
Implementing medical imaging AI: issues to consider
(Judy Gichoya)

Wired Magazine
Lionsgate’s new deal is a test of Hollywood’s relationship with AI
(Matthew Sag)

The Chronicle of Higher Education (Subscription required)
The AI hiring spree - colleges face stiff competition as they race to build faculties with expertise communities
(Ravi Bellamkonda)

NBC News
Push to protect workers from extreme heat
(Roxana Chicas)

The Wall Street Journal (Subscription required)
Colleges race to ready students for the AI workplace
(Jake Golden)

EVENT SPOTLIGHT

Nov. 12 & 13: 2nd AI Health Symposium

Tuesday, Nov. 12 | 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 13 | 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Join leading health care experts to explore how AI and machine learning can revolutionize health care during this two-day event. Session topics include AI and global health, generative AI, and education and training in AI for clinicians.

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