The May 17 event delved into the transformative effects of artificial intelligence (AI), addressing both opportunities and challenges across various sectors.
Consideration was given to innovative thinking and potential for future impact.
The winners received cash prizes sponsored by VMWare by Broadcom | Carahsoft, including $500 for first prize.
Sherry Marcus of Amazon Web Services and Shiren Vijiasingam of Instructure to give keynotes.
Abstract submissions are due no later than Sunday, April 21, 2024.
NJBDA's Matt Hale was a guest on "Minding Your Business" over the weekend to discuss NJBDA's recently launched New Jersey Pathways to Career Opportunities partnership.
"Certainly there's a lot of hype," Bader said, "but there's also a lot of real-world threats."
Abstracts due by March 22, 2024. Topics of interest include learning and Generative AI, Ethical Implications of AI, AI and Workforce Readiness, AI for Educational Equity, AI and Societal Inequity, AI and Algorithmic Bias, AI and Student Success, AI and Academic Research.
Hosted by Rutgers Bloustein School’s Master of Public Informatics (MPI) program, the inaugural competition challenge “Does News Media Spread Fear of AI?” will aim to discover dominant themes in media coverage of AI by analyzing news headlines.
Rutgers data science and bioinformatics, structural biology, and structure-guided drug discovery for oncology expert to headline forum.