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Professor Patrick McDaniel and entrepreneurs Ankur Kothari and Rushabh Parmani discuss how artificial intelligence can vastly increase human productivity.
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Computer sciences professor Patrick McDaniel looks at AI through a security lens.
Is WLHA still on the radio?
Guess this UW-related word.
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Recent-Grad Council president Y’Noka Bass ’18 talks coming to the UW and staying connected to it after commencement.
Professor Patrick McDaniel and entrepreneurs Ankur Kothari and Rushabh Parmani discuss how artificial intelligence can vastly increase human productivity.
Guess this UW-related word.
Two computer sciences grads from the UW are optimizing automation with artificial intelligence (AI).
Answer a few questions and we’ll tell you which season you are.
Computer sciences professor Patrick McDaniel looks at AI through a security lens.
Is WLHA still on the radio?
Guess this UW-related word.
We put a sweet spin on a very vintage recipe.
Recent-Grad Council president Y’Noka Bass ’18 talks coming to the UW and staying connected to it after commencement.
Professor Patrick McDaniel and entrepreneurs Ankur Kothari and Rushabh Parmani discuss how artificial intelligence can vastly increase human productivity.
Guess this UW-related word.
Two computer sciences grads from the UW are optimizing automation with artificial intelligence (AI).
Answer a few questions and we’ll tell you which season you are.
Computer sciences professor Patrick McDaniel looks at AI through a security lens.
Is WLHA still on the radio?
Guess this UW-related word.
We put a sweet spin on a very vintage recipe.
Recent-Grad Council president Y’Noka Bass ’18 talks coming to the UW and staying connected to it after commencement.