Natalie Arana

Meet Yu Huang, is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Vanderbilt’s College of Connected Computing. In this video of the CCC’s The Answer is Human Spotlight Series, Dr. Huang shares her vision for the future of human-centered artificial intelligence — one where humans and intelligent systems collaborate seamlessly to… Read More

Meet Jacqueline, a Computer Science student passionate about technology and AI, whose journey began with a required coding class that ignited her interest. In the inaugural video of the College of Connected Computing’s The Answer is Human Spotlight Series, Jacqueline shares how this pivotal moment led her to pursue both… Read More

As technology advances at an unprecedented pace, Vanderbilt University’s College of Connected Computing (CCC) is dedicated to showcasing that the true advantage lies in human judgment and insight. Built on Vanderbilt’s historic interdisciplinary strengths, the CCC prepares students to harness the power of AI, data science, and computational thinking across… Read More

How the AI Fridays program helped SOS Care Now’s founder advance his organization When Dr. John Moustoukas, a 2006 Vanderbilt School of Engineering alum, launched SOS Care Now roughly six months ago, a Chicago-area house-call practice that sends emergency-trained physicians to patients’ homes for acute and urgent… Read More

On June 3, Vanderbilt University’s College of Connected Computing and Blair School of Music hosted an inspiring gathering at Vanderbilt University–New York City, bringing together alumni and friends to explore the future of music in the digital age. The evening highlighted the intersection… Read More

This was originally published in the Automated with Brian Heater podcast. Automated is A3’s weekly conversation with the people shaping the future of automation.     Physical AI is moving fast. But Matthew Johnson-Roberson says robotics is still missing something fundamental. Read More

Amplify GenAI is taking a major step forward at Vanderbilt University. This spring, Vanderbilt is launching Amplify 2.0, a significant expansion of the university’s generative AI platform that will give every user access to a personal AI email assistant, scheduling agent, and intelligent note-taker—all within Vanderbilt’s secure, vendor-independent environment. Read More