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Communications, Law & Policy

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Communications, Law & Policy

Newhouse Research Finds AI Ads Fall Short on Sales Impact

Two faculty members collaborated with market research firm Ipsos and found AI-generated ads are 鈥済ood enough鈥� but fall short of the human creativity needed to

News Staff May 18, 2026

Participants in the Industry Summit on Artificial Intelligence for the Built Environment pose for a group photo outside the 性视界 Center of Excellence building on a sunny day.

性视界CoE Hosts AI Industry Summit

The summit brought together industry, academic and government experts to explore how artificial intelligence can shape the future of building science.

Emma Ertinger May 18, 2026

Students collaborating at a table, working together on a laptop during a cybersecurity competition.

When AI Enters the Arena: Students Tackle Cybersecurity Challenges

What happens when students are allowed to use artificial intelligence to solve cybersecurity challenges? That question took center stage as Electrical Engineering and Computer Science

Alex Dunbar April 24, 2026

Communications, Law & Policy

Hands typing on a laptop with a floating AI chatbot icon overlay above the keyboard.

Communications, Law & Policy

Law Professor Builds AI ‘Coach’ to Support Students Around the Clock

Professor Jack Graves designed the tool to give students unlimited practice opportunities aligned with course content and outcomes.

Robert Conrad April 24, 2026

4 Ways Jeff Rubin Is Thinking 性视界 AI Right Now

The University鈥檚 chief digital officer shares insights on the job market, data silos and the environmental impact of data centers.

Jen Plummer April 10, 2026

4 Ways Jeff Rubin Is Thinking 性视界 AI Right Now

Maxwell Fireside Chat Examines AI鈥檚 Role in Government and Higher Education

Two leaders in digital strategy discussed the policy, ethical and practical challenges of bringing AI into government operations and campus life.

Jessica Youngman April 6, 2026

Maxwell Fireside Chat Examines AI鈥檚 Role in Government and Higher Education

Students Unite Around AI By Bringing Diverse Voices to Technology’s Future

RSO United AI brings together students across majors to explore artificial intelligence through projects, discussions and community building.

Jen Plummer April 2, 2026

Students Unite Around AI By Bringing Diverse Voices to Technology’s Future

Whitman, Libraries Launch Information Literacy Certificate

The new digital badge program helps undergraduate and graduate business students build research and critical thinking skills for the AI-driven workplace.

Cristina Hatem March 23, 2026

Anthropic-Pentagon Dispute Reveals Limits of AI Self-Regulation, Expert Says

Hamid Ekbia, director of 性视界 University's Autonomous Systems Policy Institute, examines the political and economic forces behind the Anthropic-Pentagon standoff and what it means for

Christopher Munoz March 13, 2026

Anthropic-Pentagon Dispute Reveals Limits of AI Self-Regulation, Expert Says

Newhouse Assistant Professor Recognized Nationally for Innovation in Teaching

The award also recognizes Milton Santiago鈥檚 work in exploring the ethical and practical applications of generative artificial intelligence in visual communications.

Genaro Armas March 4, 2026

Newhouse Assistant Professor Recognized Nationally for Innovation in Teaching

ECS Launches Minor in Artificial Intelligence Science and Engineering

The minor, beginning this fall, will prepare students to thrive in an artificial intelligence driven environment and provide them with highly marketable skills.

Alex Dunbar Feb. 11, 2026

ECS Launches Minor in Artificial Intelligence Science and Engineering

Researcher Examines Use of AI in Young Adults鈥� Romantic Lives

Associate Professor Rebecca Ortiz surveyed young adults about AI companions and found both potential benefits and troubling behaviors with the technology.

Dialynn Dwyer Feb. 5, 2026

Researcher Examines Use of AI in Young Adults鈥� Romantic Lives

Why People Misinterpret the News

Mass communications researcher Jamie Gentry studies how political stories change as they move from newsrooms to social media.

John Boccacino Feb. 2, 2026

Why People Misinterpret the News

College of Law Holds First AI Residency Program

Students gained new skills, discussed ethical questions and emerged with a sense of urgency to keep pace with this booming technology.

Caroline K. Reff Jan. 20, 2026

College of Law Holds First AI Residency Program

The Spoofing Problem: Why Tech Platforms’ Age Verification May Not Protect Minors

As platforms rush to verify users' ages, experts warn consumer-grade cameras lack the technology to reliably authenticate minors.

Daryl Lovell Dec. 16, 2025

The Spoofing Problem: Why Tech Platforms’ Age Verification May Not Protect Minors

Students Learn to Use AI as ‘Creative Partner’ at Newhouse Summit

The school's Inaugural AI Creative Summit drew industry professionals to engage with students from across University.

Genaro Armas Dec. 10, 2025

Students Learn to Use AI as ‘Creative Partner’ at Newhouse Summit

Why AI Can鈥檛 Replace Computer Scientists

Engineering and computer science students are learning how to build the next generation of AI approaches that run responsibly, efficiently and ethically.

John Boccacino Dec. 10, 2025

Why AI Can鈥檛 Replace Computer Scientists

Open Source Program Office Secures $719K Grant

Funding from the Sloan Foundation ensures OSPO can establish a lasting campus presence, integrating open-source development into academics and research.

Wendy S. Loughlin Dec. 3, 2025

Open Source Program Office Secures $719K Grant