Artificial Intelligence and data science are predicted to affect the most fundamental changes to the world’s economy since the steam engine. The Ritchie School is growing our faculty to build core capability for a new University-wide initiative around AI for the Public Good. This initiative focuses on critical policy, ethical, legal and business issues in addition to basic algorithmic, machine learning, data science, and computer vision AI and data science work. Research is conducted in a range of specific application areas, all geared towards leading us to the future of work and Industry 4.0.
Dr. Sean Connin is a Teaching Professor and the Director for Data Science Graduate Programs in the Department of Computer Science at the Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science. After being recruited, Dr. Connin joined the DU team in June of 2022. Learn more about what can you do with a masters in data science.
The rise of OpenAI and ChatGPT has reshaped thinking around Artificial Intelligence (AI) capabilities and its practical use. In the Department of Computer Science at Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science, administrators are responding to the new technology’s ability to churn out code, which could prove harmful if misused by budding computer scientists. Chair of the Computer Science department Dr. Chris GauthierDickey is shouldering concern in stride.
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