Eight graduating computer science undergrad students from the Class of 2024 reflect on their experience at U of T and what’s next for them.
Waabi, a self-driving trucking startup founded by University of Toronto computer science professor Raquel Urtasun, has raised US$$200 million in series B funding to support the deployment of fully autonomous, AI-powered trucks in 2025.
The Canadian Artificial Intelligence Association has presented Professor Sheila McIlraith with a 2024 CAIAC Lifetime Achievement Award in recognition of her outstanding research excellence in artificial intelligence during her academic career.
Assistant professors Florian Shkurti and Igor Gilitschenski are researching new methods of vision-language models for robot manipulation technologies to improve how robotics systems perceive and safely interact with people and their environment.
Recent PhD graduate Evi Micha is recognized with a 2024 CAIAC award for her thesis that looks at designing decision-making algorithms that treat people fairly, use limited resources efficiently and foster social good.
A startup co-founded and led by Associate Professor Gennady Pekhimenko helps companies optimize the performance and cost-efficiency of machine learning models.
CS faculty and students are presenting their accepted papers on HCI research at CHI 2024.
Computer science researchers are recipients of Ontario provincial funding for their artificial intelligence projects on reinforcement learning; computer systems; and deep learning tools for heart failure prediction.
Undergraduate students showed off their video game design projects at the 2024 Level Up Showcase
U of T CS faculty and alumni are among a group of individuals recognized on the 2024 Power List by Maclean’s magazine.
An award-winning team of University of Toronto computer scientists and philosophers is helping students think about the ethical implications of the technologies they will be developing.
In “What Now? AI,” hosts Beth Coleman and Rahul Krishnan explore — and demystify — artificial intelligence and its impact on society with the help of leading experts.
Assistant Professor Roei Tell joined the Department of Computer and Mathematical Sciences (University of Toronto Scarborough) and the tri-campus graduate Department of Computer Science in August 2023.
The Dynamic Graphics Project lab hosted high school students for a weeklong immersion into graduate school life in one of the world’s top computer graphics and human-computer interaction labs.
U of T CS undergrads exhibit their video game design skills and artistic creativity at the annual Level Up showcase.
Alán Aspuru-Guzik is among five recipients of a 2024 University of Toronto President’s Impact Award for his research on quantum computing.
Ishtiaque Ahmed, an assistant professor of computer science, is a 2023-2024 recipient of a Connaught Community Partnership Research Program Award. His project will look at using AI to combat online hate aimed at Chinese and Muslim communities in Canada.
Computer scientists Nandita Vijaykumar and Joseph Jay Williams are among 12 recipients of grants from the Acceleration Consortium.