Michigan AI

10/25/2026

🌍 Michigan AI Lab at !
Our faculty and students are presenting papers exploring alignment, reward hacking, fairness, multilingual , and more, check them out!

Go Blue! 💛💙

10/23/2026

🚀 How do you build a robot from scratch in the real world?

🎥 The recording of our Friday Night AI event featuring high school students Zara Burzo & Raphael Fournier (Skyline HS Ann Arbor), moderated by Prof. Rada Mihalcea, is now online!
Interactive activities: Anika Misra

▶️https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSetJIRExyI

Robots are among the most challenging automated systems to build be...

10/22/2026

10/22/2026

What do recent -driven hacking incidents mean for cybersecurity?

Prof. Nikola Banovic spoke with the BBC about the significance of recent hacking by OpenAI agents and safeguards that could help identify hacking risks before they become threats.

Nikola Banovic, an associate professor of computer science and engi...

10/21/2026

👏 A heartfelt thank you to our generous sponsors for their invaluable support of the 2026 Symposium!

Your partnership helped bring together researchers, students & industry leaders to share ideas, foster collaboration & advance innovation.

10/21/2026

Welcome to the latest issue of Advances in Computing, your trusted source for computing news and insights!

In this issue:
✔️ Turing Laureate Vint Cerf speaks with CACM about his post-retirement initiatives and thoughts on AI agents
✔️ The potential return of oral exams with the help of voice AI
✔️ What happens when AI becomes first listener..and more.

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10/21/2026

🎓 How can universities embrace while protecting human creativity, critical thinking amp; academic integrity?

University of Michigan's newly released AI guiding principles offer a shared foundation for responsible innovation, informed by feedback from across campus.

🔗https://record.umich.edu/articles/u-m-releases-guiding-principles-for-the-use-of-artificial-intelligence/

10/21/2026

10/20/2026

📊 Nearly 100 posters & an incredible crowd!

With a fantastic crowd of attendees, the poster/demo session of the 2026 Symposium was buzzing w/ exciting research, insightful discussions & new connections.

Huge thanks to our session chairs Eleanor Lin & Haohao Zhu for their hard work in organizing and coordinating such a successful session!

10/20/2026

🎉 The 2026 Symposium is kicking off!

Michigan AI Director Prof. Rada Mihalcea and Symposium Chairs Profs. David Jurgens & Jeong Joon Park open the event with welcoming remarks, followed by Prof. Mingyan Liu, Robert J. Vlasic Dean of University of Michigan College of Engineering.

Excited for a full day of research and innovation!