Congratulations to our graduating students Irmak Bayir and Selin Uz, who received the Bill Aiello Memorial Award in Computer Science! The award goes to students who best combine academic excellence with leadership, community service or volunteerism.
Congratulations to the recipients of our UBC Computer Science Awards for Academic Excellence for graduating with the highest average in their program: Jason Yang, Jaehwan Seok, Emilie Ma, Michael Yang, Akira Kudo, Nathan Senyard, Horton Lai, Torrin Pataki!
Canada released its draft AI strategy today that will modernize online safety laws to protect Canadians in the digital age. However, it doesn't specify what those modernizations will look like. Here's what UBC AI pioneer Dr. @AlanMackworth recommends: https://t.co/goQ2dABILG
From a model to observe Earth to a new approach for scene reconstruction, UBC Computer Science researchers present new papers at the IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition 2026. Read more: https://t.co/qZLibfh3Ng
📌Our work on controllable video generation is being presented at the @CVPR 2026 AI for Creative Visual Content Workshop!
💡TLDR: ironically, minor deviations from control signals allow for better control adherence.
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A new campus-wide 100-level course, and separate degree option in computer science, will help UBC students succeed in an AI-driven future. @UBC_CS https://t.co/7M7o0XUZnf
Congratulations to UBC Computer Science Professor Kevin Leyton-Brown, who has been honoured with a major international computer science award for contributions to AI and machine learning! Read more: https://t.co/XjQe8yPekd
Flowers in full bloom cover UBC’s Vancouver campus, just in time to celebrate our graduating students as they prepare to cross the Chan Centre stage. We congratulate their achievements and welcome them to our alumni community!
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Congratulations to UBC Computer Science Assistant Professors Hila Gonen, Mathias Lécuyer and Serena Wang on being selected as new Canada CIFAR AI Chairs and Assistant Professor Kelsey Allen on being selected as a CIFAR Global Scholar! Read more: https://t.co/o7aVJuwsCO
Co-hosted by @SFU_CompSci, the BC AI Summit gathered nearly 250 AI experts in academia, industry and government to explore how BC can turn AI research into real-world applications across sectors. Read more in our new article: https://t.co/SJcqqGP9EE
We’re just one week away from Spring 2026 graduation at UBC Vancouver. 🎓 From May 20–28, our community comes together to celebrate your hard work, determination and achievement. Tuum Est. It is Yours.
Mark the moment by tagging us or sharing your experience with #UBCGrad.
Find everything you need to know about graduation: https://t.co/1yq6SiDZJ3
Over the Easter long weekend, UBC youCode, a student-run, 24-hour hackathon, brought together many first-time hackers to design tech that uplifts underrepresented groups. Read more: https://t.co/icm2iDH2KY
Dr. @AlanMackworth has been studying AI since the 1970s. In this conversation the UBC Computer Science professor emeritus discusses the challenges of regulating AI, if age-based bans make sense and how chatbots are trained to flag harmful actors.
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https://t.co/2KNzhFSiYy
We are excited to host Kathleen Fraser from the University of Ottawa for a talk on “Bias and safety in large vision-language models”.
We look forward to seeing you there!
📅 Fri, May 29
🕙 10:00 AM
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Pleased to see such strong engagement at the inaugural BC AI Research-to-Adoption Summit, co-hosted by Simon Fraser University and The University of British Columbia.
Looking forward to the continued collaborations and conversations sparked throughout the summit.
UBC computer scientist Dr. Dongwook Yoon (@dw__yoon) explains why some people get hooked on relationships with their AI chatbots on @CTVNews.
@UBC_CS https://t.co/b3M7ztwkpu
✨ I’m on the faculty/postdoc job market! ✨
I’m a PhD Candidate in @UBC_CS, advised by Prof. @Karonmaclean, defending in May 2026. 🌿
I build and study affective haptic technologies that help people regulate emotions.
Learn more about my work here: https://t.co/n6QcOh0vMT
I was on CBC's Quirks and Quarks this weekend discussing "AI 'scientists': the promise, the peril and the future of science with superintelligence". ~20 minute interview allowed us to cover a lot of ground.
PS. Love the name of this show!
https://t.co/AUPOpCWchs