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USC Viterbi School of Engineering, April 11 2018: You Are What Your Friends Eat

April 11, 2018

By CONNIE CHOY

The USC Center for Artificial Intelligence in Society is transforming public health by calibrating real-life, human intervention

Do you have that friend you go out with to indulge on all the scrumptious and unhealthy delicacies L.A. has to offer? Or how about that other friend that eats organic and always makes you feel like an unhealthy chicken nugget?

Chances are you have both – you’re also probably one of them.

Our peers, specifically our human social networks, have a lot of influence when it comes to our lifestyle...

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PC Magazine: How AI Can Outsmart Criminals and Improve Society

April 9, 2018

USC Professor Milind Tambe has been working on AI-based security solutions since 2007. Now he wants to apply that knowledge to help society, from climate change to gang violence.

By S.C. Stuart

If you're a fan of heist movies like The Italian Job, you're familiar with the scene where the bad guys gather around a map, and the kingpin says something like: "The guards do a security patrol at 05:30 hours. Synchronize your watches. We'll enter here at 05:47 hours. Fingers will disable the alarm before Maxi and her team enter the building via the roof."...

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