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Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Hima Lakkaraju
How extremely biased (racist) classifiers can easily fool popular explanation techniques.
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Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are members of teams receiving U-M awards to pursue data science-related projects.
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Fall 2019 Student Exposition
UMSI students will showcase their projects from classes, internships and independent work.
Read more -
De-Stress Fest
Warm puppies, hot chocolate, fun and games to help students de-stress at semester's end.
Read more
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Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Hima Lakkaraju
How extremely biased (racist) classifiers can easily fool popular explanation techniques.
Read more -
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are members of teams receiving U-M awards to pursue data science-related projects.
Read more -
Fall 2019 Student Exposition
UMSI students will showcase their projects from classes, internships and independent work.
Read more -
De-Stress Fest
Warm puppies, hot chocolate, fun and games to help students de-stress at semester's end.
Read more -
Leo Sarkisian's 'Music Time in Africa': U-M archivist, anthropologist revive popular Voice of America show
Paul Conway and colleagues made 50 years of rare VOA recordings accessible to the world.
Read more
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Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Hima Lakkaraju
How extremely biased (racist) classifiers can easily fool popular explanation techniques.
Read more -
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are members of teams receiving U-M awards to pursue data science-related projects.
Read more -
Fall 2019 Student Exposition
UMSI students will showcase their projects from classes, internships and independent work.
Read more -
De-Stress Fest
Warm puppies, hot chocolate, fun and games to help students de-stress at semester's end.
Read more
-
Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Hima Lakkaraju
How extremely biased (racist) classifiers can easily fool popular explanation techniques.
Read more -
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are members of teams receiving U-M awards to pursue data science-related projects.
Read more -
Fall 2019 Student Exposition
UMSI students will showcase their projects from classes, internships and independent work.
Read more -
De-Stress Fest
Warm puppies, hot chocolate, fun and games to help students de-stress at semester's end.
Read more -
Leo Sarkisian's 'Music Time in Africa': U-M archivist, anthropologist revive popular Voice of America show
Paul Conway and colleagues made 50 years of rare VOA recordings accessible to the world.
Read more
Michigan team competes in Amazon challenge to make AI more engaging
The team of twelve students is one of ten worldwide working to give Amazon’s Alexa more human-like conversational skills.
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are among the awardees of the first round of MIDAS grants to propel data science.
Daniel Atkins named 2019 AAAS fellow
Daniel E. Atkins, Emeritus Professor of Information, is a newly elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
What humans want in an automated car
There are three human personality traits that we want to see in our driverless cars, whether we possess them ourselves or not.
Leo Sarkisian's 'Music Time in Africa': U-M archivist, anthropologist revive popular Voice of America show
Two U-M professors rescued 50 years of rare African music recordings from oblivion.
'Throwaway' social profiles may have a place on some platforms, with some topics
New research shows that so-called throwaway social media profiles can be good for adults who need to test the waters on sensitive subjects.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
Michigan team competes in Amazon challenge to make AI more engaging
The team of twelve students is one of ten worldwide working to give Amazon’s Alexa more human-like conversational skills.
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are among the awardees of the first round of MIDAS grants to propel data science.
Daniel Atkins named 2019 AAAS fellow
Daniel E. Atkins, Emeritus Professor of Information, is a newly elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
What humans want in an automated car
There are three human personality traits that we want to see in our driverless cars, whether we possess them ourselves or not.
Leo Sarkisian's 'Music Time in Africa': U-M archivist, anthropologist revive popular Voice of America show
Two U-M professors rescued 50 years of rare African music recordings from oblivion.
'Throwaway' social profiles may have a place on some platforms, with some topics
New research shows that so-called throwaway social media profiles can be good for adults who need to test the waters on sensitive subjects.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.
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Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Hima Lakkaraju
How extremely biased (racist) classifiers can easily fool popular explanation techniques.
Read more -
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are members of teams receiving U-M awards to pursue data science-related projects.
Read more -
Fall 2019 Student Exposition
UMSI students will showcase their projects from classes, internships and independent work.
Read more -
De-Stress Fest
Warm puppies, hot chocolate, fun and games to help students de-stress at semester's end.
Read more
-
Data Science/Computational Social Science Seminar: Hima Lakkaraju
How extremely biased (racist) classifiers can easily fool popular explanation techniques.
Read more -
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are members of teams receiving U-M awards to pursue data science-related projects.
Read more -
Fall 2019 Student Exposition
UMSI students will showcase their projects from classes, internships and independent work.
Read more -
De-Stress Fest
Warm puppies, hot chocolate, fun and games to help students de-stress at semester's end.
Read more -
Leo Sarkisian's 'Music Time in Africa': U-M archivist, anthropologist revive popular Voice of America show
Paul Conway and colleagues made 50 years of rare VOA recordings accessible to the world.
Read more
Michigan team competes in Amazon challenge to make AI more engaging
The team of twelve students is one of ten worldwide working to give Amazon’s Alexa more human-like conversational skills.
Four UMSI faculty to receive data science grants
Four UMSI faculty are among the awardees of the first round of MIDAS grants to propel data science.
Daniel Atkins named 2019 AAAS fellow
Daniel E. Atkins, Emeritus Professor of Information, is a newly elected fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS).
What humans want in an automated car
There are three human personality traits that we want to see in our driverless cars, whether we possess them ourselves or not.
Leo Sarkisian's 'Music Time in Africa': U-M archivist, anthropologist revive popular Voice of America show
Two U-M professors rescued 50 years of rare African music recordings from oblivion.
'Throwaway' social profiles may have a place on some platforms, with some topics
New research shows that so-called throwaway social media profiles can be good for adults who need to test the waters on sensitive subjects.
MSI student Hillary Severyn recruited a team of archivists to preserve a marionette theatre collection.