Frontiers of Computing

USC Marshall School of Business researchers say new data could help both families and companies keep kids safer online.

A USC study explores how organizational mistrust discourages workers from being transparent about their use of artificial intelligence tools.

The visit from representatives of Grupo Educativo Tecnológico de Monterrey included exploration of possibilities for research collaboration.

The February summit will convene executives, judges and general counsel shaping how artificial intelligence is built, governed and defended.

Designed for students of every undergraduate major, the minor explores how artificial intelligence influences innovation, decision-making and business strategy across industries.

USC Center for AI in Society interim Co-Director John Blosnich discusses how artificial intelligence is uncovering opportunities for mental health support in “industries of disruption” — everyday places people turn to during life’s most difficult moments.

USC will take on an expanded role in the Artificial Intelligence Institute for Advances in Optimization’s second phase.

With federal funding, the research team will collect detailed data on brain activity, sleep, smartphone use and more to build a picture of risks and protective factors among students with depression.

“It is a really exciting time for robotics,” Yusuf Umut Ciftci says. “There are a lot of unknowns, a lot of room for improvement and a lot of room for impact.”

Check out our collection of commemorative stamps honoring some of the USC computer scientists and engineers who helped build the technology that touches our lives every day.