The University of Wisconsin–Madison has named Remzi Arpaci-Dusseau founding dean of the College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence, marking a major step forward as the university prepares to launch the new college on July 1.
Arpaci-Dusseau is a professor of computer sciences, an internationally recognized researcher, an award-winning educator and a longtime leader at UW–Madison. He currently serves as director of the School of Computer, Data & Information Sciences and special advisor to the provost for computing
“The College of Computing and Artificial Intelligence is intended to be a hub and resource for the rest of campus, while also building core strength in the disciplines at its foundation,” said Chancellor Jennifer L. Mnookin in a statement. “Helping society navigate a changing landscape, including AI’s ethical questions and implications for the workforce, will require collaboration across disciplines, and Remzi brings needed strong and capable leadership to this critical endeavor.”…