Superhuman Body, a new IMAX film by MacGillivray Freeman is playing in theaters nationwide this spring & summer! Narrated by Matthew Matthew McConaughey, it features Dean Ayanna Ayanna Howard Howard and includes cameos from other #BuckeyeEngineers ... superhumanbodyfilm.com

Dean Ayanna Howard (Ayanna Howard) chatted with Stephanie Hughes (@stephanie_h) recently for a Marketplace piece on smaller, more specialized #AI models marketplace.org/2024/04/23/the…

Celebrate ingenuity!

Dr. Howard from our IMAX film #SuperhumanBody is a renowned roboticist, forging the future of medical robotics with her team at OSU Engineering. Here, she's paving the way for the next generation to pioneer new ideas. Learn more at superhumanbodyfilm.com.

What a day at the RPAC celebrating First-Year Engineering innovation, determination & teamwork! Robot competition Final 4 starts @ 6. Tune into livestream: go.osu.edu/liverobo

Last night we celebrated faculty, researchers and partners who drive excellence in teaching, innovation and service. Congratulations to all the honorees! engineering.osu.edu/news/2024/04/c…

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@macfreefilms' latest IMAX documentary film 'Superhuman Body: World of Medical Marvels' features significant medical advancements of the last decade. 🦾

Learn about the extraordinary ways our bodies work 🧠– & how science and tech help us when things go wrong.

@OSUPublicHealth While visiting today with @OSUEngineering students and faculty, I was impressed with their creative and innovative ideas. The technology in Fontana Labs and other spaces in the college allows students to work with machinery and computers comparable to the workplace—a developing

Human users of AI need to be more attentive to the fact that AI can deliver wildly incorrect results at almost any time. @Robotsmarts
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In her latest MIT Sloan Management Review column, 'In AI We Trust - Too Much?', Dean Ayanna Ayanna Howard Howard says people need cues on when to second-guess #AI tools sloanreview.mit.edu/article/in-ai-… MIT Sloan Management Review

People over-trust technology because they believe it works most of the time. @Robotsmarts

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Human users of AI need to be more attentive to the fact that AI can deliver wildly incorrect results at almost any time. @Robotsmarts
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With AI still making wild mistakes, people need cues on when to second-guess the tools. @Robotsmarts mitsmr.com/3PCGskX

With AI still making wild mistakes, people need cues on when to second-guess the tools. @Robotsmarts mitsmr.com/3PCGskX

People over-trust technology because they believe it works most of the time. @Robotsmarts

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Academy Award-winning actor Matthew McConaughey Matthew McConaughey will narrate our newest 3D IMAX film #SuperhumanBody , coming April 12! Thank you to global presenting partners Edwards Lifesciences and Griffin Catalyst for your support.

See the teaser trailer at superhumanbodyfilm.com

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Dean Ayanna Howard & Associate Prof. Daniel Gallego-Perez are among the newest members of The American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering College of Fellows engineering.osu.edu/news/2024/03/h…

On Thursday 11:30ET, Dean Ayanna Howard & Microsoft's Jared Spataro join Washington Washington Post Live to discuss the digital ecosystem that is transforming how people work today and train for jobs of the future washingtonpost.com/washington-pos… #AI

Dean Howard & our students love hosting #FutureEngineers 😍
Last night, high schoolers from the Pathways 2 Progress program came to campus to make LED flashlights, tour KnowltonOSU & learn more about engineering and architecture at Ohio State!

11 faculty teams earned Strategic Research Initiative Grants to advance research in priority areas that could lead to future funding or commercialization: engineering.osu.edu/news/2024/03/c…

Speaking of #WomensHistoryMonth , today marks the 3⃣rd anniversary of Dean Ayanna Howard's first day as a Buckeye! On March 1, 2021 she became the first woman to lead Ohio State Engineering 👏 #TogetherWeThrive