New tool helps balance data privacy and utility
A School of Engineering team is using AI to quantify the accuracy of conclusions from privacy-enhanced data in the social and behavioral sciences.
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AI research event highlights interdisciplinary strength
Students and faculty shared projects that encompassed medical applications, civic life, education, energy efficiency, and more.
Showing neurotypicals how autistic communication works
Researchers develop AI tool to better comprehend how autistic individuals communicate and perceive the world through language
How medical faculty and students are using AI today
A group of School of Medicine professors and students took the pulse of their community to draft a roadmap for integrating the rapidly changing technology into the school's curriculum
New research challenges statistical assumptions
Tufts Professor Emeritus Richard Vogel reveals the hidden risks in analysis of data that drive science and society.
AI in PT: How one professor is leading the charge
At the School of Medicine, the new technology is creating unique learning opportunities for medical students and giving faculty a helping hand.
Can AI be conscious?
Experts debate the possibility at a symposium in honor of Daniel Dennett, and most agree it’s not a good thing.
New AI tool reveals how drugs kill tuberculosis
Tufts researchers’ approach uncovers how TB treatments can best work together at the cellular level to speed better cures.
AI personal assistants could buy your groceries and book your plane tickets
Advances in agentic artificial intelligence offer convenience but raise concerns about privacy and security.