Artificial intelligence can write a sonnet, diagnose a disease, and even pass the bar exam, but can it understand justice? Truth? What it means to be human?
The University of Minnesota campus is buzzing with students ready to return to the classroom—including those diving into the wide range of courses offered in CLA.
Students studied Black art in Minneapolis and worked with five local artists to curate the “Layers of Joy” exhibition. ARTH 3940 / PHIL 3760 gives students professional…
Alma Matters is a quarterly e-newsletter distributed to CLA alumni and friends. This month's feature showcases the vital connection between the liberal arts and health.
From music classes to anthropology to global sciences and journalism, CLA offers a wide variety of classes to learn about the different aspects of health and medicine.
Professor of philosophy Valerie Tiberius is quoted in this HuffPost article, exploring the line between AI companions supplementing friendships and supplanting them.