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Human vs. artificial art: The people, laws, tools working against AI exploitation

ASU professors and students are looking deeper into the AI-related issues embedded in art creation and how to protect themselves.

By Nhi Huynh | December 5, 2024

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The future of history: How digital archives provide another path for research

Experts at ASU discuss the presence, benefits and drawbacks of digital archiving on historical learning.

By Naif Albishri | December 5, 2024

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Innovating engineering ethics education: A new approach to real-world challenges

While safety is the top priority in ethics, there are many other ethical obligations involved in the practice of engineering.

By Nhi Huynh | November 25, 2024

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Shining lights on solar energy: Opportunities amid persistent challenges

Experts weigh in on the social and policy-based obstacles that hold solar energy back from reaching its full technological potential.

By Naif Albishri | November 21, 2024

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Teddy Bear Hospital USA at ASU is making healthcare enjoyable for kids

Teddy Bear Hospital USA at ASU, which debuted this fall, aims to build a positive connection between children and healthcare services.

By Nhi Huynh | November 12, 2024

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Apple AirPods' over-the-counter hearing aid feature: Boon or bane

Following the FDA approval of Apple's software, experts weigh in on the potential effects of the new AirPods feature.

By Joseph Vishal | October 29, 2024

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Aging and Proud: diversity in aging and the importance of age studies

The event, organized by the Center for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient Aging, celebrated the resilience of older adults and fostered discussion on the aging field.

By Nhi Huynh | October 24, 2024

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Dreamscape Learn: A glimpse into the future of education

ASU professors and students discuss the experience of ASU's Dreamscape Learn, a virtual reality education project.

By Anushvi Arora | September 26, 2024

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Debunking data myths: Personal privacy in the era of AI and wearable devices

ASU professors and a student weigh in on data collection, management methods and applications.

By Joseph Vishal | September 19, 2024

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Waymo vehicles: The new 'wrong-way' drivers in Tempe

Waymo has reported only 18 minor contact events since its first launch, however, a recent TikTok video showcases potentially dangerous behavior from the vehicle.

By Hayden Ferrell | September 10, 2024

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Insight: AI, art and academics on a global university stage

I was privileged to speak about AI at Western Sydney University’s webinar and learn from students across the globe.

By River Graziano | July 20, 2024

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More than just an "AI girlfriend": The benefits and concerns with romantic chatbots

People have been quick to write off romantic chatbots as nothing but "digital girlfriends," but those who have studied this topic believe they can have more benefits than initially thought.

By Hunter Rhea | April 24, 2024

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ASU's WiSTEM Club: Empowering women in science and beyond

The Women in STEM club supports and empowers women and underrepresented minorities in STEM.

By Dimitra Manatou | April 23, 2024

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Profiting from the 'policy window': The complicated realm of policy entrepreneurs

The job of a policy entrepreneur is not well-defined, even while their influence in legislation can be significant.

By Hunter Rhea | April 17, 2024

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EcoCinema Cafe Film Festival fuels sustainable thinking at ASU

The EcoCinema Cafe at ASU combines impactful films and expert discussions to spark engagement and action towards sustainability.

By Dimitra Manatou | April 11, 2024

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ASU celebrates Lucy's 50th anniversary, highlighting her impact on science and culture

ASU's Institute for Human Origins celebrated the 50th anniversary of Lucy, one of the most important fossil discoveries for understanding early human ancestors.

By Mia Osmonbekov | April 9, 2024

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ASU leaders explain University's relationship with OpenAI

ASU's CIO of Enterprise Technology and the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education spoke on the status, safety and future of OpenAI within the University.   

By River Graziano | April 3, 2024

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Improving vaccination rates: Why some people are "stuck" on misinformation

The spread of vaccine misinformation has led to an increase in diseases that could otherwise be eradicated. Experts are working to combat this trend.

By Hunter Rhea | April 3, 2024

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Exploring new frontiers: ASU's Star Trek class and humanity's course through space

ASU's course, Star Trek and Humanity's Future in Space, combines Star Trek's visions with real space exploration challenges, inspiring cross-disciplinary learning and future-focused discussions.

By Dimitra Manatou | April 2, 2024

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Opinion: ASU should not be the testing ground for teaching counselors with AI

BehavioralSim is an AI bot intended to teach counseling to students, raising many ethical and security issues.

By Dimitra Manatou | March 26, 2024

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