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CJC Sports Director to Retire After Nearly 27 Years at the College
October 11, 2024

Cheryl Oberlin Receives Quality Matter’s Outstanding Impact by an Individual in Higher Education Award
October 8, 2024

Roxane Coche to Speak on Two Panels at LSU Sports Summit
October 8, 2024

Four UFCJC Faculty Included in 2024 Stanford Top 2% Scientists List
October 7, 2024

Look Who’s Talking: Celebrity Causes vs. AI-Powered Advocacy
Is a celebrity's endorsement truly helpful for a given cause? It depends on how authentic they seem. Despite the rise of AI-powered influencers, people still tend to trust their fellow humans, even if their motives are partly driven by profit.

Decoding the Digital Dialogue: A Two-Step Framework for Human-AI Interaction
In an era where artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly ubiquitous, the line between human and machine communication is blurring faster than ever. New research offers a fresh perspective on how we interact with and understand artificial intelligence. This innovative approach aims to bridge the gap between two emerging fields: explainable AI and human-machine communication.

Untrustworthy Hyperlinks on News Sites are Adding to the Misinformation Crisis
Misinformation is spreading rapidly in the digital universe, especially during election season, and the hyperlinks found on untrustworthy news sites may be partly to blame, according to an interdisciplinary team of researchers.

The Science Behind Viral Ads: What Makes Content Spread?
For business marketers, viral online ads offer tremendous benefits, such as increasing an ad campaign’s reach, cutting promotion costs and boosting brand visibility. So, what makes some promotions explode in popularity and others fade away?