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College Students ‘Cautiously Curious’ About AI
MSU’s Virginia Byrne studies the role of technology in education, with a focus on how it impacts college students. In an interview with the States Newsroom, Byrne provides insight on how colleges should be handling AI.
TRAILS Announces First Round of Seed Funding
The eight funded projects, totaling just over $1.5 million, will advance cutting-edge research and scholarship that spans AI design, development and governance.
More Engagement in Tech Design Can Improve Children’s Online Privacy, Security
Morgan State’s Virginia Byrne’s is part of a research team working to better understand the problems and solutions of designing technology with children's privacy and security in mind.
Building Trust in AI: Three DC-Area Universities Involved in New Effort
MSU’s Virginia Byrne tells WTOP News that as AI becomes increasingly sophisticated and employed in programs people use every day, broadening who develops it and increasing the understanding of how it can be used is more important than ever.
Morgan State Researchers to Collaborate in New NSF-Funded Institute for the Study of Trustworthy and Ethical Artificial Intelligence
As Maryland’s Preeminent Public Urban Research University, MSU will be relied on heavily by TRAILS for its leadership in conducting rigorous, participatory community-based research with broad societal impacts.
For Maryland Professors, ChatGPT Presents an Opportunity to Rethink Instruction
The groundbreaking artificial intelligence can produce essays in seconds, but Morgan State’s Virginia Byrne and UMD’s Hal Daumé III are optimistic.