Newswise – Chicago – As artificial intelligence shapes the way we learn, work and live, DePaul University faculty helps us understand its effectiveness across multiple disciplines. From software development and healthcare systems to education policy and advertising ethics, these experts provide valuable insights to journalists covering AI.
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education
Chih Cheng
Associate Professor, Teacher Education
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•How AI is used in K-12 and higher education
Personalized learning and assessment tools
•Legal and ethical challenges of AI in education
•Responsible and equitable integration of AI for special education and counseling
Science, Technology, Software, Security
Vahid Alizadeh
Assistant Professor, Computing
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Software Engineering AI: Code generation, refactoring, maintenance
•AI security applications in vulnerability detection
• The ethics of autocoding and human collaboration in programming
Tianxiang (Adam) Gao
Assistant Professor, Computing
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Deep Learning, Neural Networks, and Transformer Models
Large-scale language models (GPT, BERT) and inference techniques
• AI in drug discovery and biomedical applications
• Theoretical AI basics and optimization methods
Eric Landar
Professor, Physics, Astrophysics
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Design scientific experiments using AI
Predictive modeling in physics and engineering
• AI applications in the construction of electrical, mechanical and optical systems
Bamshad Mobasher
Professor, Computer Science
Chairman, AI Program
Director of AI Research Institute
Director, Center for Web Intelligence
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• Generation AI and recommended systems
Personalization algorithms and machine learning ethics
• Risks, regulations and future directions in AI development
Academic Leadership in AI Education and Policy
David Ramsay
Assistant Professor, Computing
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•How AI influences human connection, media and self-awareness.
• Creative use of cognitive recognition technology and generation AI
•AI in wearable technology and edge computing
•Cultural meaning of human interaction
Healthcare and Healthcare Informatics
Cena Ansari
Assistant Professor, Management, Entrepreneurial spirit
Co-Director, Master Business Analysis Program
[email protected]になったんです。 English: The first thing you can do is to find the best one to do.
• AI-driven optimization in healthcare logistics, pharmacy business, and patient scheduling
• Public Health and AI-driven service design
•Predictive modeling for patient satisfaction, access and equity in healthcare delivery. •Providing patient satisfaction, access and equity
• AI for sustainable operations and data-based supply chain decisions
Casey Bennett
Assistant Professor, Computing
Chair, Master's degree in Health Informatics
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• Healthcare Robotics and Conversation Agents
• AI adoption for elder care and wearable health technology
• AI systems trust, energy use, bias
• The impact of AI on scientific reproducibility and health outcomes
Roselyne Tchoua
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
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• Human-centered responsible AI in medicine
Machine Learning Healthcare Applications
• Human-in-the-loop and expert co-design in predictive modeling
•Providing better services to at-risk populations to reduce AI bias
Business, Marketing, Advertising, Consumer Technology
Lamont Black
Associate Professor, Finance and Real Estate
[email protected]になったんです。 English: The first thing you can do is to find the best one to do.
• Impact of AI on financial services and business strategies
•Ethics and transparency in AI decision-making
• AI and Emerging Technologies for Economic Equity (for example, for immigrant groups)
• Data analysis, cryptocurrency, business innovation
Tao (Tony) Den
Assistant Professor, Public Relations and Advertising
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Personalization and automation in AI marketing
• Risks and ethics in AI-powered ad targeting
•Branded content and social media generation AI
•Consumer responses and biometric applications (e.g. gaze, face recognition)
James (Jim) Morley
Associate Professor, Marketing
Director of the full-time MBA program
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• The psychological impact of AI on consumers and workers
• Generation AI in business and education
•Relationships with humans and perceptual bias
•How AI influences workplace behavior and personal interactions
Laws, policies, regulations
Joshua Sarnoff
Professor Raymond P. NIRO, Intellectual Property Law
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• AI inventors and intellectual property law
•Use of LLMS copyright, trade secrets, and data
Legal Ethics and AI in Law School and Practice
• The broader social and governmental implications of AI adoption
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