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The computer science professor will return as a Dartmouth faculty member this summer.
The birthplace of AI. Now shaping what comes next.
Across campus, Dartmouth is showing what it means to use AI responsibly, with the rigor, ethics, and human judgment this moment demands
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As disruptive and transformative as artificial intelligence may be, the shape of our future will be determined not by machines, but by the wisdom with which we use them.
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AI should strengthen, not short-circuit, human judgment and genuine learning.
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I will always be grateful that the College was so open-minded and let me explore brand new ideas as a young scientist.
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Assistant Professor of Biomedical Data Science (Photo by Eli Burakian ’00)
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‘Moving fast and breaking things’ doesn’t work with student wellness. We need scientifically developed, rigorously tested interventions.
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I’ve always enjoyed understanding more about policy and using tech as a tool for social good, whether it’s policy analysis, or now understanding the implications of an AI-driven information environment.
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Where It All Began
The story of 1956 and why it still matters.
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What Happens to Hiring When AI Writes Job Applications?
Tuck professor Anaïs Galdin studies how generative AI changes employer decision-making and labor market efficiency.
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Thayer Launches New AI Offerings for MEng and BE
Dartmouth Engineering is expanding its artificial intelligence offerings in both undergraduate and graduate programs, creating new pathways for students to develop expertise and earn credentials in a world increasingly impacted by AI-driven technologies.
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Language Preservation Efforts Get an AI Boost
Computer scientists and linguists build AI tech to strengthen endangered languages.
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Celebrating an AI Milestone and Guiding the Future
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At Dartmouth, where AI began, researchers and scholars convene to define what comes next.
University Seminars Explore AI, and Also the Medieval World
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A Provost Office series for faculty creates space for cross-disciplinary conversations.
Dartmouth Engineering Launches New AI Offerings
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A graduate-level AI track and a concentration in artificial intelligence for BE students are now available.
Student Research Examines Loyalties of Language Models
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Tracy Weener ’26 assesses national biases in artificial intelligence.
Dartmouth Announces AI Partnership With Anthropic and AWS
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Teaching students to apply critical thinking to new technology prepares them to lead.
Hany Farid to Receive McGuire Prize for Societal Impact
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The AI expert pioneered the field of digital forensics.
Trustees Discuss Draft Compact, AI
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Board members also celebrated the Hop and were briefed on admissions and the endowment.
Announcing Evergreen, an AI Tool for Student Well-Being
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The app being built by students and faculty provides personalized guidance and support.
Dartmouth Joins New National Center on AI and Mental Health
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The university’s research in AI and digital therapy earns it a leading role.
AI Helps Streamline Patient Portal Messages
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New tools lighten clinicians’ workload by clarifying and organizing patient queries.
Exploring AI’s Growing Footprint in Health Care
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Dartmouth symposium spotlights innovations serving providers and patients.
