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ORCIDAI Matters, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, March 2022
- Anuj Karpatne, Ziyu Yao:
Welcome to AI matters 8(1). 3 - Louise A. Dennis:
Conference reports. 4-8 - Todd W. Neller:
AI education matters: FairKalah model AI assignment. 9-11 - Nicholas Mattei, Sanmay Das:
Call for nominations: 2022 SIGAI industry award. 12-13
Volume 8, Number 2, June 2022
- Anuj Karpatne, Ziyu Yao:
Welcome to AI matters 8(2). 3 - Louise A. Dennis:
Conference reports. 4-10 - Dilini Samarasinghe:
Events. 11-15 - Michael Guerzhoy, Marion Neumann, Emmanuel Johnson, David Johnson, Henry Chai, Daniel Garijo, Zhuoyue Lyu
, Christopher J. MacLellan:
EAAI-22 Blue Sky Ideas in Artificial Intelligence Education from the AAAI/ACM SIGAI New and Future AI Educator Program. 16-21 - Yim Register, Joseph William Tan Garcia, Nayan Kaushal, Dev Wilder, Xiaobing Xu:
AI education matters: Guiding our Future AI Leaders with Joy and Justice. 22-24
Volume 8, Number 3, September 2022
- Anuj Karpatne, Ziyu Yao:
Welcome to AI matters 8(3). 3 - Sanmay Das, Nicholas Mattei, John P. Dickerson, Sven Koenig, Louise A. Dennis, Larry R. Medsker, Ziyu Yao, Anuj Karpatne, Alan Tsang, Matt Luckcuck:
SIGAI Annual Report: July 1 2021 - June 30 2022. 4-7
Volume 8, Number 4, December 2022
- Anuj Karpatne, Ziyu Yao:
Welcome to AI matters 8(4). 3 - Louise A. Dennis:
Conference Reports. 4-7 - Dilini Samarasinghe:
Events. 8-10
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