News from the department of Computing Science

Hanna Devinney defends their thesis on biased AI on 18 April 2024.

Professor Kary Främling can explain results, actions or recommendations made by the majority of AI systems.

Getting more women and non-binary people to understand the opportunities in IT is a priority.

Detecting and preventing false information about Ukraine.

Since 2020, Javad has researched and studied algorithms to improve healthcare, for example.

How to use the technology behind ChatGPT and the major language models.

Weaknesses in one of the world's most widely used programming languages can cause significant costs.

Provides an overview and understanding of computer security risks and what can be done to minimise damage.

Computing Science and the Police Education Unit in a unique research collaboration.

Virginia Dignum is a new member of the United Nation's Advisory Body on Artificial Intelligence.

The latest AI advancements are potentially diminishing the value of human writing

New and exciting research in computing science now receives more than SEK 30 million in research funding.

Grandma Karl is 27 years old - a new research collaboration with the University of Gothenburg.

Getting intelligent computer programmes to recognize and express intentions is complex, new thesis shows.