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Mor Cohen-Tal, Master in Computer Science ’14, speaks about how her degree has helped her to become the Cloud CTO of Turbonomic.

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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

Cornell Chronicle

Security

The Surprising Risks of Online Passkeys

A Cornell team’s study to see how people identify and protect themselves …

Cornell Chronicle

AI

Strike a Pose: Creating More Realistic Multi-Person Images

Cybersecurity and global communication, secure data network technology, cyberattack protection for worldwide connections, finance, IoT and cryptocurrencies, planet Earth in space, elements from NASA (https://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/90000/90008/europe_vir_2016_lrg.png)

Industry Collaborations

AI

Amazon Partnership Establishes Cornell AI Security Initiative

Vitaly Shmatikov, professor of computer science at Cornell Tech and the Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science

Security

AI

Professor Vitaly Shmatikov Honored With Test of Time Award

drawing of a fish with shadows, part of the ShadowDraw project

Information Science

Computer Science

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

Audience at the Frontiers of AI Summit listening to a keynote speaker presentation

AI

Computer Science

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