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Can AI be both accurate and fair?

Research from the Faculty of Management examines how machine learning models can balance fairness and performance as AI becomes increasingly integrated into healthcare. Artificial intelligence is increasingly helping organizations make decisions, from diagnosing illnesses to allocating healthcare resources. But as these tools become more common, researchers are asking an important question: Are AI systems serving […]

Finding her fit: How one student found her voice at UBCO

Finding her fit: How one student found her voice at UBCO

Student leader Emma Bossom bridged the gap between academics and community through her involvement with the student association for business students

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UBC Okanagan welcomes students to a record-setting year
From the Okanagan ice to the Heat of Miami
Closing the gap between wildfire modelling and real-world response

Closing the gap between wildfire modelling and real-world response

Canada’s 2023 wildfire season burned more than 18.5 million hectares, […]

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UBC Okanagan graduates carry an Interior Salish language forward