We use the UMBC group umbc-ai to share news about AI research, events, and opportunities at UMBC. UMBC faculty, staff, and students can join the group to receive email messages. Anyone can view past news on the group or on the AI.UMBC.EDU website. Below are short summaries of recent messages from the UMBC AI Center.
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Can AI make Hitler cry?
UMBC professor Aharona Rosenthal has a new paper, Can AI make Hitler cry?, exploring the use of AI in Holocaust education across four generations in Spinger’s AI and Ethics journal. The paper...
Posted: August 18, 2025, 10:36 AM
People use the Internet to diagnose themselves—Can this UMBC student’s work help moderate medical content on the web?
In 2024, information systems Ph.D. student Ommo Clark penned an opinion piece for BusinessDay Nigeria exploring why many Nigerians diagnose and treat their medical conditions themselves, often...
Posted: August 17, 2025, 5:22 PM
UMBC Library 2025 AI Symposia
Online 12-1pm EST on seven Mondays starting on Oct 1
UMBC’s Library will hold a weekly series of seven online AI seminars from 12-1 pm EST on Wednesdays starting on October 1, 2025, on the theme Exploring the Gadgets & Gizmos in Your AI Toolkit....
Posted: August 15, 2025, 10:17 AM
From Capstone to AI Startup: How Two UMBC Grads Are Transforming EdTech
UMBC’s Dennise Cardona interviewed Sai Manvitha Nadella, M.P.S. ’25, and Sampath Kumar, M.P.S. ’25, co-founders of AIEdumate and graduates of UMBC’s Data Science Program. AI-Edumate is an...
Posted: August 1, 2025, 10:50 AM
UMBC PhD student Ommo Clark wins best paper award with Karuna Joshi
Detecting misinformation with LLMs and Knowledge Graphs
A research paper by UMBC Information Systems PhD student Ommo Clark co-authored with her advisor Professor Karuna Joshi received the Best Student Paper award at the IEEE International Conference...
Posted: July 30, 2025, 6:20 PM
New UMBC course on the philosophy of Artificial Intelligence
The UMBC Philosophy department has added a new oourse, Philosophy of AI (PHIL 378), to the Fall 2025 class schedule. The course will be taught by Philosophy faculty Jessica Pfeifer and Greg...
Posted: July 29, 2025, 8:19 AM
AI learning seminars from UMBC Training Centers
Free for UMBC faculty and staff in 2025
UMBC Training Centers offers a series of half-day online workshops on AI topics, available to anyone through a paid yearly subscription or individually. In partnership with UMBC DoIT, these...
Posted: July 28, 2025, 10:16 AM
UMBC Prof. Yasmine Kotturi chosen for CRA Trustworthy AI Research Fellowship
UMBC Information Systems professor Yasmine Kotturi was one of the researchers selected in the Computing Research Association’s (CRA) new Trustworthy AI Research fellowship program which is...
Posted: July 23, 2025, 10:28 AM
Two research talk on Monday, July 14
UMBC will host two research talks by visitors from the Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur on Monday, July 14, in ITE 325B and online via WebEx. Both speakers are experts in the broad areas...
Posted: July 14, 2025, 7:38 AM
Eric Millikin’s AI-generated film The Dance of the Nain Rouge selected for the Bali International AI Film Festival
UMBC Professor Eric Millikin’s film The Dance of the Nain Rouge has been selected for presentation at the Bali International AI Film Festival. The video, soundtrack, and voiceover were all created...
Posted: July 11, 2025, 9:23 PM
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