Who Governs the Machine? Rules, Responsibilities, and the Public Good
Join scholars, policymakers, technologists, and journalists as they explore what it takes to make AI serve the public good as part of JHU’s Next Conversations series
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Join scholars, policymakers, technologists, and journalists as they explore what it takes to make AI serve the public good as part of JHU’s Next Conversations series
Explore this year’s Summer Scholars, the partner cities they represent, and the innovative projects they are leading.
Gateways 2026, the annual conference of the science gateways community, brings together the researchers, engineers, educators, and federal program officers who build and fund the computational platforms—called science gateways—that make large-scale research accessible across disciplines. Bloomberg Distinguished Professor Michael Schatz will give the keynote.
The inaugural Howard C. Liebengood Foundation Symposium highlights the evolving law enforcement landscape and the first responders’ mental health crisis and convenes law enforcement leaders, mental health and healthcare experts, researchers, and bipartisan policymakers to explore practical, evidence-informed solutions.
This one-day, in-person educational activity offered by the Johns Hopkins Division of Infectious Diseases will expand expertise on infectious complications in transplant and oncology patients.
The Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Center at 555 Pennsylvania Ave. is a powerful convening space where local, national, and world leaders can engage in meaningful dialogue.