The Crux of the Story: The Ethics of Using Generative AI
BU Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences Professor Wesley Wildman joined Gary Sheffer and Mike Fernandez for an episode of The Crux of the Story, surrounding where AI and ethics intersect.
Algorithms Were Supposed to Reduce Bias in Criminal Justice—Do They?
Algorithms Were Supposed to Reduce Bias in Criminal Justice—Do They? BU’s Ngozi Okidegbe, the first dual-appointed professor to the School of Law and the Faculty of Computing & Data Sciences weighs in.
Reddit I/AmA with CDS Prof. Wesley Wildman
Learn about BU philosopher, theologian, and ethicist Dr. Wesley Wildman’s live Q&A on Reddit I/AmA.
Why ChatGPT Is Both Exciting and Unsettling for Students, Faculty
Check out BU Today’s article on the student perspective of ChatGPT and a policy for its use in the classroom.
Learning to Think after ChatGPT Panel Discussion
Video: What is ChatGPT? What will the future of AI text generation be like? How can a university formulate ethical policies to incorporate the reality of ChatGPT into teaching? Boston University panelists Najoung Kim, Wesley J. Wildman, and moderator Mark Crovella address these questions.
Celebrating Women in Science and Technology
Read more about how CCDS is celebrating International Day of Women in Science and Technology.
WBUR: For EVs to take off, Boston needs more equitable placement of chargers
Check out WBUR’s story on EV charging accessibility.
Boston’s Changing Skyscape
Check out Forbes’ article on modern buildings changing Boston’s skyline.
BU CDS welcomes Maureen McCarthy
Read more about CDS’ own Maureen McCarthy, the center’s inaugural Director of Communications starting her new role.
KPMB Architect’s New Sustainable Building
Check out DeeZen Magazine’s article about Boston’s new sustainable building: CCDS.