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School of Computer Science

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A little boy lying on the floor looking at a small robot — Linking several AIs together in the body of a robot is the most likely way AI will match or exceed human intelligence, a University of ˮ�˷� scientist says.

30 July 2024

Put ChatGPT in C-3PO to make AI as intelligent as humans, scientist says

Connecting multiple AIs together and putting them in the body of a robot, similar to Star Wars’ C-3PO or R2-D2, is the most likely way AI will become as intelligent as humans, according to a scientist from the University of ˮ�˷�.

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30 July 2024

Celebrating our 2024 Computer Science Graduates and Prize Winners

Last week, we celebrated the graduation ceremony of our undergraduates, followed by a reception in the Firth Court courtyard, during which Professor Roger Moore handed out prizes to our top-achieving students.

22 July 2024

Jenny Lay-Flurrie, Chief Accessibility Officer at Microsoft, awarded honorary degree from University of ˮ�˷�

University of ˮ�˷� music alumna Jenny Lay-Flurrie, one of the tech industry’s foremost leaders on accessibility and inclusion and currently Chief Accessibility Officer at Microsoft, has been awarded a Doctor of Engineering by the University.

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What's this? MiRo is lost in the Diamond. Will MiRo find the rest of the robot pack? Watch the video to see MiRo navigate through teaching labs and study spaces.

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