Shifting the AI conversation from ‘What can this do?’ to ‘Who can this serve?’
For mechanical engineering Assistant Professor Hannah Yang, collaboration is the key to maximizing AI’s positive impact on manufacturing.
Jesuit School of Theology Dean Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator, S.J., and Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Technology Director Brian Patrick Green argue that synodality is a model for convening people of good will around AI, as Pope Leo has urged.
Markkula Center’s Irina Raicu writes, “Your kids, students and neighbors are being worn down for little pay and no security while AI firms benefit from their work.”
Environmental Studies professor Iris Stewart-Frey says new disclosure bills headed to Newsom’s desk could help rebuild public trust in the industry.
The Lindsay Clancy murder trial has divided public opinion, echoing the Andrea Yates case decades earlier. Law professor Michelle Oberman says growing openness about postpartum mental illness has shifted how such cases are seen.
Welcome, Broncos: Families of the Class of 2030 attend the University Welcome with President Julie Sullivan and VP for Mission and Ministry Matthew Carnes, S.J., at new student orientation in July.
