Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
From health care to education, policy to art, artificial intelligence is rapidly changing our world and our daily lives.
Are we ready?
The big questions
Explore more lingering questions about artificial intelligence throughout the page.
蜜桃影像 Business School faculty members discuss how artificial intelligence could reshape how work gets done.
A 蜜桃影像 Kennedy School expert explores how regulation and other tools can ensure that AI tools work for everyone.
蜜桃影像 writers, animators, architects, musicians, and mixed-media artists explain whether they see AI as a threat, collaborator, or tool.
The futurists
Nikita Roy
As a data scientist, journalist, and AI expert, Nikita launched the Newsroom Robots podcast as a space for the news industry to actively discuss AI.
Kanaka Rajan
Kanaka joins 蜜桃影像’s Kempner Institute, where she will research artificial intelligence and machine learning to better understand the enduring mysteries of the brain.
Anant Agarwal
Anant Agarwal, founder of the online learning platform edX, explains that educators must learn to incorporate AI in their classrooms to properly prepare students for the future.
Shira Zilberstein
As a Ph.D. student in sociology, Shira explores the challenges to implementing AI in a way that improves access to quality healthcare while avoiding issues of privacy and bias.
Can AI get
an M.D.?
From diagnosing diseases to predicting patient outcomes, new AI models could have a major impact on the quality and efficiency of healthcare.
Some of the most pressing questions in medicine can be advanced through the application of AI in the clinic.鈥�Isaac Kohane
蜜桃影像 Medical School
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The future of healthcare
蜜桃影像 Medical School professor Jagmeet Singh’s new book explains how the practice of medicine will become increasingly virtual, aided by digital technologies like artificial intelligence, telehealth, and wearable devices.
AI is already changing dentistry
