AI has the potential to diminish the human experience in several ways. writes USC Dornsife’s Joe Árvai. One particularly concerning threat is to the ability to make thoughtful decisions.
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Study examines if ‘inoperable’ pancreatic tumors can be safely removed
Clinical trial will examine if chemotherapy followed by a novel surgical procedure developed by USC surgeons can improve patient outcomes.
Teaching robots to walk on the moon — and maybe rescue one another
USC joins six other top research schools and NASA to teach doglike robots to navigate craters and other challenging surfaces.
USC surgeon-scientist receives $2.7M grant for liver research
“We really need new strategies to be able to provide a timely transplant for our patients,” Linda Sher says.
Political leaders, scholars and activists discuss challenges ahead at Climate Forward Conference
EARTH MONTH: The fifth annual event packed Town and Gown on Thursday afternoon and featured several discussions and Q&As.
What does a solar eclipse symbolize?
From ancient Navajo traditions to modern American political myths, eclipse symbolism varies across cultures.
USC Academic Honors Convocation recognizes scholarly standouts
Leading faculty members and students are honored at the university’s premier academic event.
USC Viterbi’s Kelly Sanders to advise White House on clean energy policy
The associate professor has been appointed 2024 assistant director for energy systems innovation at the White House.
Transforming waste materials into useful products
EARTH MONTH: USC Viterbi’s Kandis Leslie Gilliard-AbdulAziz looks at plastic waste, orange peels and corn husks and sees a potential beneficial to society.
The best place to see the total solar eclipse in 2024
Here’s where the skies will be clearest — and the surroundings most beautiful.