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Lewis College Dean Jennifer deWinter Explores Implications of Artificial Intelligence in Art

A.I. algorithms work by going into large datasets of work posted online from various sources to help photo apps like Lensa generate self-portraits for users in different styles, said Jennifer deWinter, dean of Lewis College of Science and Letters at Illinois Tech. DeWinter said this presents a copyright issue, but because it’s a computer program generating the images, it makes it hard to trace back who is actually culpable. “It’s a problem of a giant, diffused system of multiple actors,” she said.

Associate Professor of Food Science and Nutrition Alvin Lee Discusses the Persistence of Viral Contamination of Low-Moisture Foods

Maurice Dawson, the Director of the Center for Cyber Security and Forensics Education, Discusses Cybersecurity Issues at Institutions of Higher Learning

ChiCyberCon Keynote Speakers Don Means Jr of the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) and Brigadier General Paul Stanton (U.S. Army Cyber Center of Excellence) Encourage Illinois Tech Students to Pursue Careers in Cybersecurity

Illinois Tech Alumnus Jack Dongarra Wins Turing Award for Pioneering Work in Supercomputing

College of Computing’s Matthew Dixon Named One of Two ‘Buy-Side Quants of the Year’ in the Risk Awards 2022 for His Work Using Machine Learning Techniques to Optimize Retirement Planning

Director of Illinois Tech’s Master’s in Artificial Intelligence Program, Mustafa Bilgic, Discusses the Benefits of AI

College of Computing's Mustafa Bilgic and PhD Candidate Monika Sziron Explore the Implications of AI in Agriculture

PhD Candidate Monika Sziron Joins Podcast to Discuss the Implications of AI in Agriculture

Department of Information Technology and Management Chair Calvin Nobles Explains Serious Airline Safety Concerns With 5G Rollout