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Most patients forget what happened at their medical appointments. This AI-powered app can help.
Kyle Alwyn ’15 co-founded Kin, which just received $9 million in seed funding.
At the intersection of innovation and humanity
After a series of major announcements this spring, five leaders discuss what’s ahead for Santa Clara University and its community.
A team from Santa Clara University’s business school is working to use AI to uncover Nazi-looted art
Using AI’s power to translate, decipher, and reveal data to restore stolen art to its rightful owners
Author J.P. Lacrampe won’t take sides in the AI debate
In his very funny new novel, “Valet,” the English professor considers what motivates humans through the perspective of a robot.
Are we building Babel or Jerusalem? Santa Clara scholars respond to the Pope’s challenge to ‘disarm’ AI
As fears about AI’s impact on jobs, democracy, and human dignity mount, Pope Leo XIV calls the world to choose a different path.
What happens when AI starts improving itself?
As AI systems become more autonomous, computer science and engineering professor Yi Fang works to keep them accountable and human-centered.
Jesuit School of Theology’s Léocadie Lushombo tapped for Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence
Léocadie Lushombo was one of six guests who joined the Pope on Monday for one of the most highly anticipated teachings in decades.
Building better AI for a more equitable world
Assistant professor of computer science and engineering Oana Ignat works with underrepresented communities to design fair and inclusive AI models that prevent amplifying bias in society.
Can AI make healthcare more personalized and accessible?
Bioengineering professor Hamed Akbari believes AI has the potential to support a more efficient diagnosis and treatment process for both patients and doctors.
‘I choose to work on problems that can help humanity’
Associate professor David Anastasiu’s research explores ways for AI to predict car accidents before they happen using video recognition technology.
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