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The sustainable method developed by researchers at Johns Hopkins and Microsoft simulates risks within large language models to prevent harm before they go live.

Mark Dredze, a John C. Malone Professor of Computer Science and the director of the Johns Hopkins Data Science and AI Institute, discusses what’s next for AI and what policymakers should keep in mind over the next year.

The award celebrates unsung heroes within the Hopkins community who have generously shared their time, expertise, and connections to support the professional and career growth of others.

A massive endeavor including Johns Hopkins researchers and students aims to understand the planet’s most biodiverse habitats.

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

With her expertise in machine learning, Alexis Battle is working to sift through vast amounts of genetic and clinical data, revealing hidden patterns that can inform treatment strategies and improve patient care.

The award comes from Schmidt Sciences’ Humanities and AI Virtual Institute program, which seeks to develop and apply AI to unlock new understandings of human history and culture.

The Johns Hopkins Sports Analytics Research Group’s innovations were among those featured at the inaugural World Changing Ideas Summit.

Teams co-led by Anqi “Angie” Liu and Tom Lippincott received seed funding to address a broad range of societal and humanitarian challenges through the use of data science and AI.

Get to know Zih-Yun “Sarah” Chiu, who joins Johns Hopkins as an assistant professor of computer science and a member of the Data Science and AI Institute.

Researchers Alex Szalay and Janis Taube are pioneering the AstroPath platform, drawing on techniques from astronomy to meticulously map tumor-immune cell interactions in unprecedented detail.

Johns Hopkins’ annual coding marathon brought college students from across the country together to create a record number of software projects in just 36 hours.