In the second episode of What Now? AI, hosts Beth Coleman & Rahul Krishnan are joined by #UofT experts Gillian Hadfield & Roger Grosse to discuss critical questions about AI’s risks, regulatory challenges & how to align the technology with human values. 🎧 uoft.me/wnai2

In this week's upcoming episode of What Now? AI, #UofT experts Gillian Hadfield & Roger Grosse tackle critical questions around AI alignment, safety & regulation.

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A team of U of T Department of Computer Science faculty behind an effort to integrate ethics education into CS courses are winners of the 2024 Northrop Frye Award (Team). 👏 uoft.me/anB

Colloquium Series: Amrita Roy Chowdhury, 'Data Privacy in the Decentralized Era'

🗓️ Thursday, April 11, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

Jordan Jacobs on AI’s ‘profound’ implications, responsible development – and why he backed Cohere #UofT 💻 uoft.me/ank

A new podcast from @uoft explores the world of AI with experts from across the university, including co-host Rahul G. Krishnan and University of TorontoCompSci guests Roger Grosse and Nick Frosst ⤵️

Colloquium Series: Saksham Agarwal, 'The Host Network (and its Implications to Network Protocols, OS and Hardware)'

🗓️ Tuesday, April 9, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

CS PhD candidate Ananya Bhattacharjee is a recipient of a 2023-2024 Inlight Research Fellowship for his project that looks at using large language models to have open-ended conversations with students who struggle with procrastination.

Colloquium Series: Tim Dettmers, 'Accessible Foundation Models: Systems, Algorithms, and Science'

🗓️ Monday, April 8, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

New Faculty Q&A: in his research, Assistant Professor Roei Tell studies the limits of resource-efficient computation: What can — or can’t — algorithms achieve when time and other resources are limited? uoft.me/amB

Recent CS grad Shaelynn Keiko Curran is the winner of the programming competition at the 2024 Ubisoft Toronto NEXT challenge 👏

Colloquium Series: Jiarong Xing, 'Secure Runtime Programmable Networked Systems'

🗓️ Thursday, April 4, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

Through a weeklong, immersive program at U of T Department of Computer Science’s Dynamic Graphics Project lab, high school students got to know more about graduate school and what it’s like to be a computer science researcher. uoft.me/al-

Colloquium Series: Yang Zhou, 'Network-Application Co-Design for Efficient Datacenters'

🗓️ Monday, April 1, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

Colloquium Series: Sewon Min, 'Rethinking Data Use in Large Language Models'

🗓️ Tuesday, April 2, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

Colloquium Series: Lunjia Hu, 'Mathematical Foundations for Trustworthy Machine Learning'

🗓️ Monday, March 25, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…

“We ask our students to make something unexpected, something that no one would have ever seen before,” says Professor Steve Engels, creator of the CSC404 video game design course and the Level Up Showcase. ️ 🕹️ uoft.me/ajU

Alán Aspuru-Guzik (Alan Aspuru-Guzik) of Chemistry at UofT and @uoftcompsci is one of five researchers to receive a 2024 @uoft President’s Impact Award. uoft.me/ajF

ATTN #undergrad students! Don't miss your chance to apply to the AC's Summer Undergraduate Research Program. AC-SURP provides funding for quity-deserving groups to join a 12-week research fellowship.

Deadline: March 15 at midnight

Learn more + apply: acceleration.utoronto.ca/programs/summe…

Colloquium Series: Manolis Vlatakis, 'Bridging the Gap Between Theory and Practice: Solving Intractable Problems in a Multi-Agent Machine Learning World'

🗓️ Monday, March 18, 2024
🕚 11 a.m.
📍 BA 3200
ℹ️ Open to the public, space limited

Learn more: web.cs.toronto.edu/news-events/ev…