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Who gets to decide how our data is used—and what we trade for convenience or security? In our latest “Short Answers to Big Questions” AI.Humanity video, Alex Tolbert, assistant professor in the Department of Data and Decision Sciences, explores a core challenge of our time. youtu.be/RmBtyUd52VQ

Short Answers to Big Questions: What are the biggest issues facing ethical AI?

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Emory University neuroscientists have developed a neurocomputational explanation for how humans chart a “mental map” of emotion knowledge. Pinpointing these neural mechanisms may ultimately help in the treatment for some mental illnesses. news.emory.edu/features/202...

How the brain charts emotion in a map-like way

Emory University neuroscientists have developed a neurocomputational explanation for how humans chart a “mental map” of emotion knowledge. Pinpointing these neural mechanisms may ultimately help in th...

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Last night, Decatur High School hosted a community conversation on AI, featuring Tyler Cook, assistant program director of Emory University's Center for AI Learning. The event covered how AI tools affect students, the risks of the technology, and its growing role in education and mental health.

Tyler Cook standing in front of presentation screen.Tyler Cook speaking to a room of attendees.