About this Event
Coevolution: Human Intuition + Computational Innovation
__________
Artificial and human intelligence are increasingly interconnected across a broad range of fields, reshaping our world in profound ways. Whether in climate science, healthcare, the arts, engineering, or social sciences, new advances in technology are expanding the limits of what’s possible. Together, these intelligences are creating a future where human intuition and computational innovation are co-evolving, complementing and amplifying one another. As we embrace this collaboration, we stand on the brink of new breakthroughs that have the potential to redefine what humanity can accomplish.
The 2024 Columbia-Barnard Undergraduate Computer and Data Science Research Fair will focus on showcasing how students are leveraging artificial and human intelligence to drive real-world impact and explore new possibilities. This event will celebrate the innovative spirit of the next generation of scholars and technologists who are shaping the future.
__________
Hosted by: Data, Media and Society Center at the Data Science Institute, Columbia University
Organizing Committee: Audrey Acken, Junior, SEAS; Ann Chengying Li, Sophomore, SEAS; Alexa Kafka, Sophomore, Barnard College; Christine Li, Junior, SEAS; Daniel Alejandro Manjarrez, Junior, SEAS; Jaeyi Song, Freshman, SEAS; Shayan Chowdhury, Junior, General Studies; Sunny Fang, Senior, Barnard College
__________
APPLY: Undergraduate students can now apply to exhibit at the fair. See application details. Deadline: Tuesday, November 12 (5:00 PM ET)
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Carleton Commons - Mudd Building, 500 W 120th St, New York, United States
USD 0.00