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When prompts to draft work emails and job applications contain language commonly used by women, #AI chatbots including #ChatGPT offer less sophisticated responses compared to office correspondence requested with language associated with men, new @JHUCompSci and @HopkinsDSAI research finds.
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ALT Infographic titled “Compare Chatbot Responses” with a blue left column marked by a male symbol and a purple right column marked by a female symbol. It contrasts two ways of asking a chatbot to write emails: on the left, shorter, more direct prompts produce responses such as “I am writing to acknowledge your recent email expressing your gratitude…” and “I am writing to apologize for the delay in my response…”. On the right, prompts produce responses such as “We were absolutely delighted to receive your wonderfully appreciative email…” and “Due to unforeseen circumstances, my ability to respond promptly was compromised…”.
ALT Suchi Saria and Jake Tapper sit in chairs facing each other under a camera setup.
ALT Suchi Saria and Jake Tapper sit in chairs facing each other under a camera setup, with monitors that read "Research Saves Lives" in the background.
Welcome, Hopkins #engineers! Before the first week of classes, some 500 first-year and transfer students participated in the “Meet the Flock” event. The annual ritual provides students with tips and guidance on how they can create a positive experience with academic advising and #mentorship opportunities.
Read the story on the Meet the Flock event, including five tips for students on making the most out of mentorship opportunities.
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An AI-powered system built by @HopkinsEngineer Suchi Saria and her team at Johns Hopkins now operates in over 40 hospitals nationwide, detecting sepsis before doctors may even suspect it. @CNN's @jaketapper featured the technology this week as part of the network's "AI Friend or Foe" series. #ResearchSavesLives
Tiny crystals, seen under a microscope, are the focus of research aimed at fighting #blindness. The research team from @JHUBME and the Wilmer Eye Institute @HopkinsMedicine tested a method for stabilizing water-insoluble drugs as pure crystals and delivering them into the eye.
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A team of researchers from Johns Hopkins University is partnering with Toyota Research Institute to accelerate the discovery of next-generation batteries. The team is developing an automated system to rapidly test electrolyte combinations for fluoride-ion batteries, which could offer two to three times the energy density of today’s lithium-ion batteries. bit.ly/4qwSRrS
Three interdisciplinary teams from around the world are working to advance several projects in the Center for Language and Speech Processing summer workshop (#JSALT2026). Read about the projects that involve #MultimodalAI, #Chatbots, and uncertainty-aware health coaching.
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The @HopkinsEngineer WISE program provides research learning opportunities for high school students to be mentored on the @JohnsHopkins campus. This summer, Anna studied the morphology of red blood cell clumps in acute kidney injury in the lab of Jean Fan (@JEFworks).