Come learn about opportunities to engage with AI Across FAU!The Rubin and Cindy Gruber Sandbox is open to graduate and undergraduate students, FAU faculty and staff, and the wider community. Students here work on many exciting projects, including artificial intelligence safety, machine learning in physiology, automatic seizure detention, and virtual reality environments.Students of every discipline can join the lab to pursue their research or support their academic projects. While they do not have to be in STEM majors, they would acquire STEM skills when working at the Sandbox.Learn more here - https://library.fau.edu/external-relations/interested-ai-check-out-sandbox-open-hoursEmail sandbox@fau.edu with the subject Open Hours if you have any questions

Billions of galaxies exist within the universe, and our own Milky Way is just one. While astronomers know that galaxies began to form soon after the Big Bang, questions remain how they formed and grew. Ata Sarajedini, Ph.D., studies stars that vary in their brightness to better understand the galaxies’ formation and evolution, and answer questions regarding the age of the universe.Join Sarajedini as he discusses: Techniques to study stars trillions of miles away The role of stars in galaxy formation Galaxies today compared to those observed by the Hubble Space TelescopeRegister now at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8016788303054/WN_2sMt4yJ3T9WPcINldwUXLQ

Examination of the nature of technology that reflects philosophically upon its impacts on the individual, and the social, cultural, work, and physical environments. Also examines the relationship between technology, human values and sociopolitical change and control.We'll also discuss the connection between transformative technology and Effective Altruism (EA).To join the workshops, enroll inPhilosophy of Technology (PHM-4223 CRN: 15986) for the Spring 2023 term.If there are any questuions please email sschneider@fau.edu