ISI in the Media
ISI in the Media
A space telescope was falling from orbit. Its rescue mission fell apart too
Source: Science NewsScience News quotes ISI's David Barnhart
From Manhattan to Genesis: The U.S. Department of Energy wants to build a single national platform for doing science with AI.
Source: Communications of the ACMCommunications of the ACM article quotes ISI's Ewa Deelman several times.
Early NVIDIA Investor Gifts $200M to USC
Source: Bloomberg NewsPresident Kim was interviewed at the Milken Institute about Mark and Mary Stevens gift to USC, and the role of AI to address disease and improve human health.
USC Will Infuse A.I. Across University With $200 Million Donation
Source: NYTimesA gift from Mark and Mary Stevens was highlighted, showing USC's commitment to infusing AI into areas like health care, cybersecurity and and the arts.
How USC’s ISI helps internet users from around the world
Source: Spectrum NewsTerry Benzel and John Heidemann discuss B-Root, cybersecurity and other internet research at ISI.
Mark and Mary Stevens give $200 million to power AI research across USC
Source: USCThe university will name the USC Mark and Mary Stevens School of Computing and Artificial Intelligence to honor their investment in research and innovation at the intersections of AI and health sciences, business, security and the arts.
No humans allowed: scientific AI agents get their own social network
Source:Emilio Ferrara was interviewed about the site Agent4Science
Agents Are Ready. Companies Are Not
Source: ForbesYolanda Gil is listed as a co-director of an annual report produced by Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered AI.
Team of USC students tracking progress of Artemis II moon mission
Source: CBS LAProfessor Barnhart and USC Viterbi Astro students Vishruti Gohel and Mike Gallagher were interviewed about USC's role as one of 34 sites around the world providing data to NASA.
Can Science Predict When a Study Won’t Hold Up?
Source: NY TimesISI's Adam Russell was interviewed about a project he initiated while at DARPA, to use AI to determine which studies might replicate successfully.