Artificial Intelligence

C.E.O.s want their companies to adopt A.I. But do they get it themselves?

Ethan Mollick of the Wharton School says there is psychological resistance to using AI even for people who know they should be doing it.

A doctor with a virtual pen hovering over a hologram of a kidney.

Penn-developed AI tools and datasets help tailor treatments for kidney patients

Penn Medicine and Wharton researchers have partnered to create CellSpectra and SISKA, offering clues to better treatments for kidney disease and beyond.

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AI vision, reinvented: The power of synthetic data

Researchers at Penn Engineering and the Allen Institute for AI are using AI to create scientific figures, charts, and tables that teach other AI systems how to interpret complex visual information for open-source models.

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Building babyGPTs

How Penn’s Graduate School of Education and the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia are redefining AI literacy for youth.

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Apple’s AI ambitions leave big questions over its climate goals

Benjamin Lee of the School of Engineering and Applied Science comments about Apple’s AI ambitions.

The Internet is turning you into someone you’d hate IRL

A study co-authored by Stefano Puntoni of the Wharton School suggested that chatbots could curb loneliness as good as or more effectively than humans could.

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Penn powers up AI learning for faculty and staff

AI Principles & Practices, a series of interactive sessions supported by a Draw Down the Lightning Grant, aims to enhance faculty and staff skills by introducing platforms and technologies supported at Penn.

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Who gets cheap flights and hotel upgrades? AI will decide

Z. John Zhang of the Wharton School comments on airlines’ use of AI to set prices.

When your job interviewer isn’t human

Matthew Bidwell of the Wharton School says that using AI to conduct hiring interviews resembles older, one-way video interview tools.

‘Dumb’ AI bots collude to rig markets, Wharton research finds

A study co-authored by Itay Goldstein and Winston Dou of the Wharton School finds that trading agents powered by AI can form price-fixing cartels without explicit instruction, raising fresh alarms for market watchdogs.

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C.E.O.s want their companies to adopt A.I. But do they get it themselves?

Penn-developed AI tools and datasets help tailor treatments for kidney patients

AI vision, reinvented: The power of synthetic data

Building babyGPTs

Apple’s AI ambitions leave big questions over its climate goals

The Internet is turning you into someone you’d hate IRL

Penn powers up AI learning for faculty and staff

Who gets cheap flights and hotel upgrades? AI will decide

When your job interviewer isn’t human

‘Dumb’ AI bots collude to rig markets, Wharton research finds