Hickok: Biden’s order limiting the use of artificial intelligence is a step in the right direction
11/09/2023
A new executive order by the Biden Administration helps prevent AI misuse and is celebrated by AI expert Merve Hickok.
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UMSI awards & honors: October 2023
11/01/2023
UMSI researchers are recognized nationally and internationally for their outstanding work. Read about their recent accomplishments.
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Hickok: Voices of tech leaders can’t be privileged over security of everyday people
09/18/2023
When it comes to regulation of artificial intelligence, UMSI intermittent lecturer Merve Hickok says tech companies are being given too much power on Capitol Hill.
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UMSI researchers Merve Hickok and Kentaro Toyama talk AI with Scientific American
05/25/2023
Hickok and Toyama discuss the possibilities and limitations of AI for solving complex brainteasers.
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Merve Hickok: Artificial intelligence has the power to undermine human rights. Congress must establish safeguards.
04/13/2023
UMSI intermittent lecturer in information Merve Hickok talks about AI bias, regulation and what consumers can do to protect their rights to privacy.
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Hickok: Scammers are increasingly using AI to trick victims
04/11/2023
UMSI lecturer in information Merve Hickok discusses the dangers of artificial intelligence technologies.
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Hickok: When it comes to AI, companies will “push for profit over rights”
02/17/2023
UMSI intermittent lecturer in information Merve Mickok talks about the need for more regulation of AI technology.
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Hickok: AI monitoring of workers has ethical, legal and accuracy issues
06/17/2022
Companies are deploying productivity software to track their employees' productivity. AI ethics expert Merve Hickok highlights some of the issues and shortcomings of this AI-heavy tool
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Merve Hickok recognized as a Responsible AI Leader by Women in AI
06/10/2022
Intermittent Lecturer in Information Merve Hickok was a runner-up awardee in the Women in AI- North America Awards for her work as a leader in artificial intelligence.
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UMSI welcomes new 2021-22 faculty
10/21/2021
Three new assistant professors and 16 lecturers will join the University of Michigan School of Information faculty this academic year, including five 2021 grads of UMSI degree programs.
