In these sessions, instructors will explore a variety of classroom strategies suited both to “leaning in” and “leaning out” of AI usage in the classroom. Come with an open mind and leave with real instructor adaptations and use cases from colleagues at Cornell and peer institutions. 2 Sessions! See event link for details.
Panelist include: Sarah Dean, Paul Ginsparg, Bharath Hariharan, Jon Kleinberg, Yian Yin.
We've teamed up with some of the most exciting companies in the space to challenge builders to make an incredible AI-powered app that runs entirely offline. Here's what we're building with:
Bonsai 2 2B, 4B, and 9B: The highest intelligence density model in the world, compressing each weight into 1.5 bits
Argmax OSS: On-device SDK for frontier speech recognition, generation and speaker recognition
LM Studio: The easiest way to experiment with local and open models
We will share preliminary results from more than 200 student surveys and 20+ interviews, covering how students use AI, how course policies shape that use, and how students see AI preparing them for their careers. We will then lead a discussion of what these early findings mean for teaching and learning at Cornell. Part of the Bovay Seminar Series.
This CAHRScast session will consider the use of AI in talent analytics and workforce planning, including opportunities to strengthen insights, forecasting, and workforce decision-making.
Cornell is hosting an introductory session on ChatGPT Edu featuring instructors from OpenAI. During this webinar, you'll learn how ChatGPT can support teaching, learning, research, and everyday work. Through live demonstrations, OpenAI instructors will walk through the workspace, highlight useful features, and demonstrate effective prompting techniques. You'll leave with practical examples to try, a clearer sense of where to start, and time to ask questions. No prior experience is required. Webinar link coming soon.
Vivek Seshadri is Co-Founder and CTO of Karya, and a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research India.
This Thought Summit will bring together leaders from AI, data science, microbiology, materials science, agriculture, architecture, and design to define a new vision for AI-enabled engineering of microbial systems.
A central tension guiding this Thought Summit is that AI simultaneously expands human capability while potentially reshaping, and in some cases diminishing, critical thinking, metacognition, and independent reasoning.
This Thought Summit brings together experts in animal communication, neuroscience, linguistics, and AI to build the shared concepts and benchmarks this emerging field needs.
