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U of T Department of Computer Science

@UofTCompSci

The Department of Computer Science at the University of Toronto @UofTArtSci | @UofT

 Toronto, Canada
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Joined August 2009
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Big ideas start with great conversations. Join us at ARIA 2026 on Nov. 10 at The Carlu. Discover cutting-edge research, meet top talent and connect with leaders from academia and industry. Register today: bit.ly/4jH7U0X
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How far has AI progressed in five years — and how is it reshaping society? A new report examines AI's rapid evolution, from scientific breakthroughs to emerging risks. @UofT's @SheilaMcIlraith chairs the committee guiding the century-long AI100 study. uoft.me/dea
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How far has AI progressed in five years — and how is it reshaping society? A new report examines AI's rapid evolution, from scientific breakthroughs to emerging risks. @UofT's @SheilaMcIlraith chairs the committee guiding the century-long AI100 study. uoft.me/dea
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The countdown ends tomorrow. ⏱️ More than 100 applied research projects. Live demonstrations. One room filled with curious minds and bold ideas. Be there for the conversations everyone will be talking about. Register now: bit.ly/4j5q37z
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5 days until #ARIA2026. 🎮 Inspired by The Rookie and Ace Attorney, @uoftcompsci student Janna Lim develops virtual crime scene simulations that help forensic science students learn by doing. See it at ARIA: bit.ly/4z53Ew7
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The Canadian government has announced an equity investment of up to $1.6 billion in Cohere, the enterprise AI company founded by former #UofT computer science students Aidan Gomez, Nick Frosst & Ivan Zhang. utoronto.ca/news/ai-company-…
AI company Cohere, founded by U of T alumni, to receive up to $1.6 billion from Government of Canada

AI company Cohere, founded by U of T alumni, to receive up to $1.6 billion from Government of Canada

The Canadian government has announced an equity investment of up to $1.6 billion in Cohere, the enterprise AI company founded by former University of Toronto computer science students Aidan Gomez,...

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Join the Tech@RBC Insider Series on Nov. 17 to explore how RBC teams manage cloud infrastructure at enterprise scale, connect with tech leaders and apply your learnings in a hands-on workshop. Free for @uoft students. Register for free: bit.ly/tech-at-rbc-nov-17
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Most people only hear about breakthrough ideas after they make headlines. At #ARIA2026, you'll experience them while they're being built. Learn more about a few research projects being presented at ARIA: uoft.me/dcK
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Register today: bit.ly/3UcgWsr
Begin Registration: ARIA 2026

Begin Registration: ARIA 2026

ARIA 2026 takes place on November 10, 2026 at The Carlu, Toronto, ON. Organized by University of Toronto.

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What's next in tech? See it first at ARIA. In 10 days, ARIA brings together the people, ideas and technologies driving innovation forward. Be in the room where new connections happen. Register now: bit.ly/48wZoKM
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#UofTGrad26 Alex Lewis looks back on four years of computer science studies, building community and putting himself out there, even when it was a bit scary. Read more: bit.ly/4spzxO2
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From hospital visits to research impact. 🏥 @UofTCompSci student Aaliyah Pirani is developing simulations for surgical robots in the Medical Computer Vision and Robotics Lab, helping advance the future of health care. Learn more at #ARIA2026. Register: bit.ly/4kiqhJE
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Join @UofTCompSci, @utsccms and @UTM! We’re hiring tenure-stream positions in all areas of computer science. uoft.me/cKD #csjobs
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Published in @Nature, an AI-driven imaging method from Assistant Professor @aviadlevis and collaborators reconstructs continuous video from irregular observations, starting with a black hole's jet. Read more: uoft.me/daK
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From @UofTCompSci to Toronto’s startup ecosystem, alumnus Ben Vinegar reflects on the foundations that helped shape his path as an entrepreneur. ⤵️
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#UofTArtSci alum Ben Vinegar is betting on Toronto. The CEO and entrepreneur chose to build his AI product management software startup in the city. Learn more: bit.ly/4k5sUhO
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A few inches can be the difference between a strike and a ball. U of T student Tom Kim built OpenCommand, a computer vision tool that measures pitcher command using MLB broadcast footage. See it at #ARIA2026. ⚾ Register: bit.ly/4ieQAxV
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A new @UofTCompSci research project is building and testing a culturally aligned generative AI assistant to support frontline community health workers in low-resource settings throughout Bangladesh. Learn more: bit.ly/4i1XiXI
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In the news: @UofTCompSci faculty members are among more than 400 scientists who have signed an open letter calling for an international body to regulate artificial intelligence. ⤵️
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The scientists who penned the letter want an international body to standardize AI containment practices and track failures. Every security incident involving a containment failure would be reported to the body and eventually made public. betakit.com/geoffrey-hinton-…
Geoffrey Hinton, Yoshua Bengio join 400 scientists calling for international AI regulator | BetaKit

Geoffrey Hinton, Yoshua Bengio join 400 scientists calling for international AI regulator | BetaKit

A new open letter pushes for AI breaches to be made public, following several recent high-profile cybersecurity incidents.

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Alumni, faculty, students & friends: join us on October 13 at 11 a.m. as Margo Seltzer of @UBC_CS presents “Simple Models for Systemsy Problems.” This talk is part of the C.C. “Kelly” Gotlieb Distinguished Lecture Series. Register: uoft.me/cHB
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Grad applications are open! Join one of the world’s leading CS departments at @UofTCompSci. Explore our MSc, @uoftmscac and PhD programs. Apply by December 1. 🔗️web.cs.toronto.edu/graduate/…
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