How challenging could it be for AI to rewrite The Great Gatsby without the letter ‘e’ in a way that doesn’t ruin the essence of Fitzgerald’s tragic masterpiece?
Stony Brook University has partnered with the Long Island Association (LIA) and its philanthropic arm, the LIA Foundation, to launch the LIA-AI Growth Academy.
Stony Brook research assistant professor Ritwik Banerjee and his team have developed a solution to tracing what is real in scientific posts on social media.
James J. DiCarlo, MD, PhD, from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, will present the 2026 Swartz Foundation Mind/Brain Lecture on Monday, March 30, at 4 pm on Staller Center’s Main Stage. His presentation, “AI...
Edward Reiner is a Stony Brook ‘77 alumnus whose career has followed healthcare’s shift from paper charts to terabytes of data and now, to large language models
Stony Brook researchers are collaborating on a U.S. Army-funded project aimed at improving how military systems share and interpret data across platforms.
Stony Brook's Jeffrey Heinz is trying to answer a deceptively simple question: How well, exactly, can today’s neural networks learn, and where do they fail?
Stony Brook will participate in Empire AI campus partnerships with other colleges to advance artificial intelligence research and education for the public good.
A team led by Stony Brook University’s Department of Computer Science has secured a $1 million National Science Foundation grant to develop techniques to reduce human error in air traffic control systems...
A study led by Stony Brook researcher Jieshu Wang asks: what if those most exposed to extreme temperatures are also the ones working against climate change?
Stony Brook researchers are improving how artificial intelligence systems think through multi-step problems, which can help AI perform better in the real world.
In a new Nature Mental Health article, Stony Brook University's Briana Last discusses the question of who gets to decide how AI is used in mental healthcare.