Stony Brook University researchers develop GlanceWriter, a hands-free typing tool for people traveling without a keyboard and individuals with motor disabilities.

Have you ever noticed how your iPad camera follows you when you’re FaceTiming a friend?  Now imagine that camera studying your eye movements to help you type words as you look at a keyboard.

SBU faculty embrace it as a collaborative tool to enhance learning

Artificial intelligence (AI) — the ability of a computer program or machine to learn, react and interact meaningfully — has been grabbing headlines for some time now, and for good reason. It is all around us, visible in ways we never imagined. With the use of AI, computer programs can write stories, create art and music, and converse with humans, but what it can’t do is think for itself — it only can understand information input by humans.