Does political identity shape trust in AI? |
A recent study co-authored by Jeffrey Parker, associate professor of marketing at UIC, explored the influence of political ideology on the likelihood of accepting AI-generated recommendations in categories such as movie streaming, music streaming and recipe websites. The researchers found that conservatives are more likely than liberals to accept AI-generated recommendations. Parker can discuss the findings and, in general, the relationship between political ideology and acceptance of new technology.
Contact: Brian Flood | 312-835-5432
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UIC to open new computer science center |
UIC will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 16 to open its new Computer Design Research and Learning Center. The 135,000-square-foot state-of-the-art computer science facility will expand collaborative research and teaching capacity and unite a growing group of researchers and students in the UIC College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Science. Media planning to attend the invitation-only event should contact Brian Flood, bflood@uic.edu, 312-835-5432.
Contact: Brian Flood | 312-835-5432
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Performance: 'We Lit the Fire and Trusted the Heat (after Angela Davis)' |
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