artificial intelligence

The University of Kansas Health System is rolling out AI technology to help reduce clerical work and help patients better understand medical diagnosis. But AI can have racial disparities when it comes to who it can understand.

Sure, the technology can generate essays and answer questions, but Texas Woman’s University professor Daniel Ernst says it can also open up a whole new kind of learning and critical thinking.

This is Nicole English coming to you from Fort Hays State University for HPPR's Book-Bytes.This is a discussion of the book, Homo Deus by Yuval Noah…

This is Leslie VonHolten of Chase County, Kansas, with another HPPR Radio Readers Book Byte.Well of course the joy of reading is found in books that…

Data Yoda says, “the greatest sin would be to block the data flow.” And with missionary zeal, we are told the “great web of life” requires that everyone…

In “Homo Deus,” Yuval Noah Harari’s last chapter posits humans as algorithms.First, we need to clarify the word “algorithm,” whose meaning has morphed to…