The Rensselaer-IBM Artificial Intelligence Research Collaboration advances breakthroughs in more robust and secure AI 11 de November de 2020 Launched in 2018, the Rensselaer-IBM Artificial Intelligence Research Collaboration (AIRC) is a multi-year, multi-million dollar joint venture boasting dozens of ongoing projects in 2020-2021 involving more than 80 IBM and RPI researchers working to advance AI. Launched in 2018, the Rensselaer-IBM Artificial Intelligence Research Collaboration (AIRC) is a multi-year, multi-million dollar joint venture boasting dozens of ongoing projects in 2020-2021 involving more than 80 IBM and RPI researchers working to advance AI.

"The addition of these faculty is expanding our interdisciplinary cohort of AI researchers across the entire campus. We expect these four outstanding faculty members are the first wave of hires who will increase our capabilities for AI and machine learning research across all five of Rensselaer's schools," said James Hendler, director of the AIRC, and a Rensselaer Tetherless World Professor of Computer, Web, and Cognitive Science. The Rensselaer-IBM AIRC is dedicated to advancing the science of artificial intelligence and enabling the use of AI and machine learning in research investigations, innovations, and applications of joint interest to both Rensselaer and IBM. The collaboration fosters the growth of AI and machine learning capabilities through faculty hires, by funding specific research initiatives, and through funding top graduate students as IBM AI Horizons fellows. For more information about the AIRC, watch this video.