Stony Brook researchers have revealed a novel method that enables robots to keep learning over their lifetimes. This way, owners can teach their household assistants new tasks, trusting them to continuously refine their skills and performance.

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Thirteen projects will propel the use of AI in academic research, education, and service.

AI Researchers at Stony Brook University studied biographies of over 51 million X users. Their results have transformed our understanding of what people think of themselves based on what they do for a living, and how they respond when the job market takes a hit.

Stony Brook University experts explored the groundbreaking technologies reshaping our interactions, and delved into the dynamic intersection of innovation, creativity, ethics and artificial intelligence in a webinar titled “AI Horizons – What Does Innovation, Creativity, and Ethics Mean in the Generative AI Era?”

The event was a collaborative presentation between the Center of Excellence in Wireless and Information Technology (CEWIT) at Stony Brook University and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE-USA).