Financial Express: USC Viterbi claims to address demand for tech-integrated professionals
Dean Yortsos was interviewed about USC’s Frontiers of Computing Initiative and opportunities presented at USC Viterbi
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LAist: Laurel Canyon Continues To Be A Sore Spot When It Rains
CEE Professor Amy Rechenmacher explains why canyons are vulnerable during storms
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CNN Espanol: Hundreds of mudslides affect the Los Angeles area, how are these phenomena created?
CEE Professor Amy Rechenmacher gave an interview about how landslide occur
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‘A powerhouse director for a powerhouse school’: USC celebrates inauguration of School of Advanced Computing director
Professor Gaurav Sukhatme, “a thoughtful and responsible innovator,” was installed as the inaugural director of the university’s 23rd school during a Wednesday ceremony on the University Park Campus.
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Wall Street Journal: Tokyo Plane Crash Investigators Zone In on Human Error and a Missed Warning
Najmedin Meshkati was interviewed about an increase in runway incursions
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Times of India: India is Independently Growing Research Areas
A Q&A with President Carol Folt mentioned her role in the AAU, Viterbi’s gender parity at the undergraduate level, scholarships for international students and USC Viterbi Dean Yannis C. Yortsos’ involvement on the AAU India Task Force.
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Manufacturing Today : Pioneering AI Mastery for Industry 5.0 Manufacturing
SK Gupta was interviewed about opportunities for students to learn about manufacturing and the future of the industry
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USC Launches School of Advanced Computing
Gaurav Sukhatme has been appointed the school’s inaugural director for the “school within a school”
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Forbes: Embracing The Future With Quantum Computing In Higher Education
Quantum computing expert Daniel Lidar is quoted in this opinion piece.
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VentureBeat: Why LLMs are vulnerable to the ‘butterfly effect’
Research by Fred Morstatter and Abel Salinas regarding how prompts can change how data is labeled, was featured
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TED.com: AI Could Increase Equality — If We Design It Right: Phebe Vayanos
Phebe Vayanos presented a talk at TED AI, sharing her research into AI that improves the system for matching people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles with scarce housing resources.
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BUSINESSWORLD: Future-Ready Graduates: USC Leaders’ Vision For Navigating The Tech Landscape
Dean Yortsos and Executive Vice Dean Sukahatme were interviewed about opportunities for USC students in research, AI presented through the School of Advanced Computing.
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IMS Imprints: Jong-Shi Pang: Navigating the Complex Terrain of Optimization
IMS Imprints profiled the Epstein Family Chair and Distinguished Professor of Industrial and Systems Engineering, who is an international leader in the field of operations research, optimization, and applied mathematics.
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Imperial College London: Phebe Vayanos Wins Emerging Leader Alumni Award from Imperial College London
Vayanos harnesses artificial intelligence and operations research to solve critical challenges and improve the world.
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The Conversation: ChatGPT and its AI chatbot cousins ruled 2023: 4 essential reads that puncture the hype
Mayank Kejriwal was referenced for his analysis of the performance of large language models
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Yahoo!: State aims to outlaw common landscaping tactic
Adam Smith was quoted about PFAS or forever chemicals in synthetic turf and the potential harm to human health.
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Washington Post: John Brooks Slaughter, trailblazing leader
In an obituary for Dr. John Brooks Slaughter, the naming of the Center for Engineering Diversity in his honor, was mentioned.
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NPR: AI has become a tool in climate in search for climate solutions
Yolanda Gil was interviewed about her work with using AI for controlled burns and preventing wildfire.
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Hindustan Times: USC Viterbi School of Engineering Unveiled: A conversation with Professor Gaurav Sukhatme
Executive Vice Dean Gaurav Sukhatme was interviewed about the opportunities at USC Viterbi for international students including in AI, robotics and space.
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AI tool could increase the number of people exiting homelessness, reduce racial bias in services
Research by the Center for AI in Society was featured.
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USC News: NSA Director Gen. Paul Nakasone visits USC
General Paul M. Nakasone, Commander, U.S. Cyber Command; Director, National Security Agency/Chief, Central Security Service; and USC Trojan, visited USC Viterbi last week for ‘fireside chat” with Vice Dean Andrea Belz and a discussion with students as part of his larger visit to campus
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VNN : Viterbi News Now – Episode 62
In this episode: Tina Isaris Nauman endows a scholarship in the name of USC Viterbi Dean Yortsos and his wife, Sheryl. The amazing story of BME student Holly Rose, who faced her own challenges and gives back — students making air travel safer, and CAM Director SK Gupta writes in Forbes on the idea of digital twins.
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Google: Using AI to study demographic representation in Indian TV
Shri Narayanan’s SAIL lab partnered with Google and The Geena Davis Institute on Gender in Media and the India Chapter of the International Advertising Association on multi-media intelligence research related to representation in Indian media
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ABC7: Examining the risks and benefits of artificial intelligence
Dean Yortsos was interviewed by Marc Brown of Eyewitness Newsmakers for this in-depth news show.