UMD to hire 40 faculty members for artificial intelligence institute
The new faculty members will join the Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland, a collaborative research hub that launched in spring 2024.
UMD must employ AI for more accessible classrooms
The initial investment in AI technology may seem significant, but the long-term benefits of providing a more accessible and inclusive education outweigh the cost.
Universities must embrace AI solutions for plagiarism detection
With automated tools integrated into the peer-review process, discrepancies can be flagged before work reaches a public forum.
College Park City Council considers installing permanent, AI-powered stop sign cameras
A pilot program, which ran from Sept. 3 to 23, installed stop sign cameras at nine intersections across the city.
UMD offers AI chatbots for 10 courses this semester
The bots, piloted last spring, are similar in function to well-known chatbots such as ChatGPT.
How AI could benefit the music industry
Skeptics fear AI technology could reach a point in which music loses what makes it so appealing — the fact that it’s inherently human.
UMD announces new artificial intelligence institute
The Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland will help educate students on AI, a campuswide email said.
Maryland must unfollow big tech and create its own social media platform
Marylanders deserve to have a modern public square where we can express our ideas and ensure our data is safe.
Offbeat: How are Terps making sense of the AI Era?
In this episode of Offbeat, we spoke to University of Maryland students, staff and alumni to gauge how AI could impact the future of work.
UMD records at least 50 AI-related academic integrity cases in 2022-23
AI-related sanctions accounted for more than eight percent of the student conduct office’s total academic sanctions in the 2022-23 academic year.