Curry Welcomes Microsoft Experts for Discussion on How AI is Pioneering Innovation
February 06, 2025
Curry College welcomed five AI leaders and thinkers from Microsoft’s Innovation Hub in Boston and its New England Research and Development Center to campus for an evening of learning and discussion on artificial intelligence (AI). Questions ranging from 'What is AI?', to what industries are affected the most, to how developers and users should think about ethics and privacy, were explored in both the keynote speech and the panel discussion led by Curry Board of Trustees member Anne Margulies, a former Chief Information Officer of Harvard University.
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