For the fourth consecutive summer, Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy gave 13 college students an inside peek at the workings of federal, state and local government in the Siegel Public Interest Technology Summer Fellowship program.

Working at the intersection of machine learning, 3D-printing and fine art, researchers at Princeton have found a simple new way to fabricate surfaces that show different images depending on your viewing angle.

The NBC news morning show Today featured Princeton University’s AI4All summer program.

Engineers at Princeton have built a robot to help with that most essential household task: tidying up.

Olga Russakovsky is building a positive future for artificial intelligence.

Engineers at Princeton have developed a software system to quickly create image sets to prepare machines for nearly any visual setting.

Arvind Narayan has been appointed director of the Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton

Danqi Chen and Karthik Narasimhan, both assistant professors in computer science, have won National Science Foundation CAREER Awards.

The Department of Computer Science honored its 203 graduating seniors in a Class Day ceremony on Monday, May 29, conferring honors and awards for outstanding academic achievement.

This semester a team of Princeton students gather weekly in a small seminar room to study medicine. But no stethoscopes or scalpels are involved. These students are using computers.

All intelligent organisms have a nervous system, a way for communication to flow between the brain and the motor system and vice versa. Researchers at Princeton have taken a first step in developing this type of coordination for mechanical AI systems using the tools of machine learning.

Andrés Monroy-Hernández sees an opportunity to build something better this time.