Council of the University Senate members will meet for a previously unscheduled meeting on Friday to continue discussions about the creation of a new academic division, the first in nearly 100 years.
In an October 15 interview with the Maroon, University of Chicago President Paul Alivisatos discussed doctoral education amid admissions pauses, the University’s protection of free speech and its community, and how AI might fit into the Core Curriculum.
“AI for science work is going to be about how we do things that humans can't. Certainly, we'll see lots more of those systems, maybe not a totally completely general model, but a lot of really important problems that this turns out to be the right tool to solve,” John Jumper said in an interview with the Maroon.
In an exclusive interview with The Maroon, Mark Anderson, who joined UChicago last October as dean of the Pritzker School of Medicine, Executive Vice President for Medical Affairs, and dean of the Biological Sciences Division, emphasized unity, equity, and innovation in research and healthcare.
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