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Dakshita Khurana weighs in on 'existential crisis' between AI and mathematics

Science

Siebel School In the Media
October 20, 2026

2026 AICE Fall Symposium reflects center's continued success

Siebel School of Computing and Data Science

Siebel School News
October 19, 2026

Siebel School Stories: How Illinois Helped Niraj Pant Find His Path to Entrepreneurship

Siebel School News
October 16, 2026

CS alum Arnav Mishra speaks to a packed house at Founders Week

Landuyt Center for Entrepreneurship

Siebel School News
October 14, 2026

Charting the future of tech in Chicago: The Chicago Capstone Experience

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Siebel School News
October 8, 2026

Kaiyu Guan wins Macarthur Fellowship

Chicago Sun-Times

Siebel School In the Media
October 7, 2026

Talia Ringer says AI company leaders capitalize on fear for regulations lobbying

Truthout

Siebel School In the Media
October 7, 2026

Chancellor Isbell discusses Illinois' role in state AI Cabinet

WGN Radio

Siebel School In the Media
October 5, 2026

Siebel School faculty weigh in on AI's dark outlook

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Siebel School In the Media
October 5, 2026

News Notes

10/20/2026
CS Ph.D. Shuyang Liu won first place in the graduate category of the ACM Student Research Competition at the 41st IEEE/ACM International Conference on Automated Software Engineering (ASE 2026) held in Munich, Germany. Liu, advised by CS assistant professor Reyhan Jabbarvand, presented her paper, "Beyond Outcomes: Toward Process-Aware Software Agents." The ASE conference series is the premier research forum focused on automated software engineering. Each year, ASE brings together researchers and practitioners to discuss foundations, techniques and tools for automated analysis, design, implementation, testing and maintenance of large software systems.
10/8/2026
CS professor Derek Hoiem, will be the opening keynote speaker at the Illinois Higher Education Equity Symposium on October 8-9. Hoeim's talk, "The Role of Higher Education in AI's Future," focuses on the potential for AI to transform society and what higher education should do about it. He will present AI as a communication technology, as a knowledge work automation technology and emphasize the need for collective action to shape AI's impact, stressing that higher education institutions should lead with outward-facing coordination and inward-facing transformation. Hoeim's examples will include the AI Coordination Hub, DPI, and the Illinois AI Framework.