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  • A disgruntled rabbit jumps on a maroon trampoline. A gold magnifying glass reveals that the rabbit has too many toes as a panel of judges watches disapprovingly.

    The rise of AI suspicion

    Artificial intelligence

    As AI-generated content spreads, Jaron Mink studies how people decide what is human and trustworthy.

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  • Margaret Garcia and Paul Grogan

    Can game theory save the grid?

    Civil engineeringEnergy

    An ASU research team is modeling how private infrastructure choices affect public water and power systems.

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The SCAI school is building a society where secure, accurate and current information is immediately available, seamlessly collected, managed, and formatted in a way that entertains, informs and empowers the decisions of everyday life.

  • A portrait of William E. Lewis taken in his office circa 1995.

    Bill Lewis has been here before

    August 26, 2026

    How the founding chair of ASU’s computer science department sees today’s AI upheaval as another beginning.
    Education
  • Deniz Berfin Karakoc

    Who will feed the world in 2035? AI research offers clues

    August 14, 2026

    An analysis reveals what makes a global food powerhouse and which countries are gaining ground.
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  • Xusheng Xiao writes keywords from his recent cybersecurity research on a glass dry-erase board.

    The pattern behind every scam

    August 5, 2026

    By analyzing more than 100,000 real-world fraud reports, ASU researcher Xusheng Xiao discovered that modern scams follow a surprisingly predictable playbook.
    Security
  • portrait of Baoyu Zhou

    Thinking through the quantum noise

    July 22, 2026

    ASU researcher develops optimization methods that help quantum computers work more reliably.
    EntrepreneurshipGlobal
  • Hui Jun Tay poses in a computer lab.

    Researchers race against routers and hackers

    July 17, 2026

    Award-winning ASU research reveals more than one million vulnerable routers and cameras still online.
    Security
  • Jia Zou on a yellow background surrounded by spare computer parts.

    The hidden waste inside AI

    June 11, 2026

    Jia Zou’s systems rethink how databases and AI models work together to reduce computational waste.
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The School of Computing and Augmented Intelligence fosters a community of scholars whose teaching and research advance the frontiers of computing and information science. Through collaborative, transdisciplinary inquiry, our faculty contribute to building an equitable, information-driven society recognized for its innovation, integrity, and global impact.