Nicole Brye (’24) works in beauty tech at L’Oréal’s Tech Accelerator, applying data science across marketing, e-commerce, and R&D.
Glen Weyl, researcher and economist at Microsoft and co-founder of the Plurality Institute, does not think superintelligence is something we are waiting to build.
From examining AI’s role in language preservation to building ethical chatbots, Myles Ingram (’22) focuses on AI designed with people in mind.
When a person reaches for a cup of water, thousands of muscle signals fire in coordination. For stroke survivors, that seemingly effortless act can become impossible.
A solo AI project from a Columbia grad is streamlining daily operations at a multi-billion-dollar wealth firm by automating critical, time-consuming tasks.
Modern software systems don’t simply break—they unravel.
Shruti Pandey, MS'16, leverages her data science skills to protect vulnerable children and families.
A longtime faculty member and one of the program’s most popular professors, Verma is moving into a broader role, shaping the curriculum, opportunities, and student experience.
Last week, 260 students in Columbia’s Master of Science in Data Science program began orientation, representing the best and brightest students from across the country and around the globe.
Most people assume they have a clear sense of the social world around them. But new research suggests those mental maps are often wrong.
As the global push towards renewable energy continues, the complexity of managing modern power grids has grown dramatically.