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Explore our latest campus viewbook to learn more on how we drive the future of artificial intelligence at the heart of New York City.

News Publisher Cornell Chronicle

News Category Information Science

Weak AI Regulation May Backfire, Making Products Less Safe

As part of a study on human reactions to robot failures, children watched videos of human and robot mistakes before interacting with Nodbot.

News Category Information Science

News Category AI

Can Robots Read the Room?

By Patricia Waldron Cornell researchers are investigating the potential for using artificial …

MBA graduate Harold Reed, class of 2026, on the Cornell Tech campus.

News Category MBA

News Category Alumni

From Marine Corps to Cornell Tech: Harold Reed’s Next Mission in Tech Leadership

July 1, 2026

Can AI Plan for Heat Emergencies Better Than Simple Rules? It Depends

June 29, 2026

Digital Research Repository arXiv to Start New Chapter as Nonprofit

June 23, 2026

New Method Helps Online Ads Reach Overlooked Groups

June 12, 2026

Amazon Partnership Establishes Cornell AI Security Initiative

June 11, 2026

Professor Vitaly Shmatikov Honored With Test of Time Award

June 9, 2026

Computer Framework Generates ‘Shadow Art’ From Scan of an Object

June 2, 2026

Inaugural Frontiers of AI Summit Focuses on the Foundational Research Behind AI’s Rapid Progress

May 28, 2026

‘You are holding the pen’ – 1,300 Bowers graduates honored at recognition ceremonies

May 27, 2026

Where Tech Meets Tradition: Cornell MBAs Graduate

May 23, 2026

Kotlikoff to grads: You have the tools to build a better world

Media Highlights

Bloomberg Law

Ripple Ruling Blurs Definition of Cryptocurrencies as Securities

Mental Daily

Study Takes A Closer Look At NYPD Patrol Patterns Using Dashcam Footage

Tech Policy Press

Content Moderation, Encryption, and the Law

Princeton University

Tech Expert Arvind Narayanan Takes the Helm at Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy

Marktechpost

A New AI Research from Stanford, Cornell, and Oxford Introduces a Generative Model that Discovers Object Intrinsics from Just a Few Instances in a Single Image