Digital Twins Created by UCF Associate Professor Enhance Real-World Education Maria Harrington’s work with virtual nature emphasizes the importance of emotions and aesthetics in learning.
UCF Researcher Receives DOE Funding to Advance Human Understanding of AI Reasoning The project focuses on creating algorithms that provide meaningful explanations for an AI model’s decision-making so that AI systems can be deployed with higher levels of human trust and understanding.
UCF Celebrates the Arts 2023 Has Something for Everyone UCF’s annual festival of creativity returns April 2–15 with a wide range of affordable events. Tickets are on sale now.
Research Replicating Neurons Holds Potential to Shape Artificial Intelligence Recent research replicating neurons in the brain holds potential to reshape our approach to artificial intelligence and applications like autonomous driving.
What Happens if Your Medical Records Are Incomplete? UCF Associate Professor Varadraj Gurupurr created an algorithm that can predict and measure the incompleteness of electronic health records — from your lab results to disease diagnoses.
UCF Computer Vision Team Receives Prestigious Computer Vision Award for Action Recognition Dataset The researchers behind UCF-101, a challenging action recognition dataset, are being awarded for their impressive collection of 13,320 clips across 101 action categories. The dataset has been cited over 4,000 times since its creation.
Using Artificial Intelligence in Medicine to Better Predict Disease In the age of big data, companies track and analyze our buying habits, hobbies and social media accounts to make business decisions. But the impact…
UCF Class Spotlight: Encountering the Humanities – Monsters and Mad Scientists This themed course explores how monsters are used in literature, film, philosophy, and art across time to represent how science and technology shape our understanding of what it means to be human, alive or (un)dead.
AI-based Screening Method Could Boost Speed of New Drug Discovery Using a technique that models drug and target protein interactions using natural language, researchers achieved up to 97% accuracy in identifying promising drug candidates.
Robots, AI Not as Welcomed in Nations Where Income Inequity is High Businesses should consider the results of a new study that shows workers in countries with greater income inequality are more likely to perceive robots and artificial intelligence as job threats.
Orlando Tech Workers Earn Over 100% More Than Other Industries in the Region Orlando Business Journal
Groups Hope to Create Culture Change in Coastal, Marine Sciences Through $2M NSF Award Coastal News Today