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Johns Hopkins experts including John C. Malone Professor of Computer Science Mark Dredze recently briefed policymakers about the potential of AI to advance everything from national security to medicine.

Johns Hopkins researchers determine that explanations and examples improve clinicians’ trust in an AI system that assists with remote strep diagnosis.

Researchers unveil a groundbreaking method to protect question-answering systems from disinformation.

The fourth-year undergraduate is using her Provost’s Undergraduate Research Award and Vredenburg Travel Fund award to promote cervical cancer awareness in rural India.

Honorees representing dozens of fields across the university will receive $75,000 each to support their work.

A Johns Hopkins study finds that large language models are more likely to generate irrelevant or harmful responses when operating in underrepresented languages.

Winning projects, chosen from a record 286 proposals, include 148 individuals from across the university.

Get to know Eric Nalisnick, who joins Johns Hopkins as an assistant professor of computer science.

A new machine learning framework promises to make systems more personal and ethical.

The Nexus Awards Program supports a diverse range of programming, research, and teaching at the university’s Bloomberg Center at 555 Pennsylvania Ave.

Yinzhi Cao explains what happens when a bot is “jailbroken” and how large language models can be built to be less susceptible to such hacks.

PhD student Xuan Zhang is researching sign language recognition and translation tasks with the aim of developing a large vision-language model capable of translating signed words into spoken language.