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Many states make decisions about sentencing, bail, probation and parole based on secret computer algorithms, but how they work is a mystery. Duke’s Cynthia Rudin says it doesn’t have to be that way.

Opening the Lid on Criminal Sentencing Software

New technology aims to make recidivism prediction more accountable

DURHAM, N.C. -- In 2013, a Wisconsin man named Eric Loomis was convicted of fleeing an officer...

Study Shows Smartphone App Can Identify Autism Symptoms in Toddlers

Using Artificial Intelligence to Improve Health Care for All

With This Camera, One Snapshot Captures All of Light's Data

Duke engineers to lead $7.5 million Department of Defense project to create a “super camera” that can capture and process a wide range of light’s properties

Duke Technology Powers First Pure-Play Quantum Computing Company to Wall Street

Duke AI Security Screening Start-up Goes Public Via SPAC Deal

WaSH-AID team member Molly Matlock conducting wastewater sampling. Photo: Duke Center for WaSH-AID

Comparing the Swab to the Sewer

Duke University School of Medicine Dean Mary Klotman, left, and Duke University President Vincent Price take part in a virtual discussion during the 2020 Duke Medical Alumni Weekend. Image courtesy of Duke Health Development and Alumni Affairs.

Why Virtual Conferences Are Here to Stay

With conferences moving online due to COVID-19, participants find value in the format

A few weeks into the COVID-19 pandemic, when it became clear that life wouldn’t be...

Duke Flags Lowered: Professor Emeritus Paul Wang, Pioneer in Artificial Intelligence, Dies

Paul Wang...

Alina Suarez designed an automated door for her Bass Connection team's test strip dispenser

From Chopsticks and Cardboard to a Smarter Prototype for Global Health

Resourceful undergraduates dove into a Bass Connections project aiming to improve GI health, designing an automated test strip dispenser for their team