Three big challenges – educational, democratic and legal – are raised by the growing popularity of Open AI's chatbot, says UdeM philosophy professor Marc-Antoine Dilhac.

AI could be used to improve prevention, diagnosis and care across the healthcare spectrum, including psychiatry and mental health.

Some 300 participants are expected for the Life History Research Society event at Campus MIL, discussing developmental and longitudinal research in psychology, criminology, education and more.

ChatGPT is getting smarter, but Serge Larivée, a professor and researcher who specializes in human intelligence, is afraid it might be dumbing us down.

Following a program of physical exercise combined with cognitive training can greatly help older people with mild cognitive impairment, a national study finds.

Explore or play it safe? Build new neural connections or preserve old ones? UdeM neuroscientist Becket Ebitz delves into these oppositions in the human brain.

UdeM biologists produce a first-ever social and ecological profile - in multicoloured map form - of over 600 of the country's lakes, identifying which need to be better preserved.

UdeM is undertaking a series of initiatives to help reduce waste at the source. Here’s a look at the projects currently in place.

As director of the Courtois Institute and new recipient of a Canada Excellence Research Chair at UdeM, physicist Carlos Silva strives to shed much-needed light on his obscure domain.

Incoming professor of public health Evelyne de Leeuw reflects on the long career that now brings her to UdeM on an eight-year, $4M Canada Excellence Research Chair in the field of 'One Urban Health'.