Tag: ai

News, Tech

AI Security Flaws Effect UCO Websites

Hannah Aukema - October 22, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma’s Office of Information Technology is addressing two widespread security issues after three companies reported using artificial intelligence technology to identify ... Read More

News, Campus

UCO Introduces AI Degrees

Machenzie Glass - September 1, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma is introducing two Artificial Intelligence degree programs this Fall, in order to reshape the way its organizations operate, innovate and ... Read More

Gaming, News

New physics simulator could provide upgrade to UCO science classes

The Vista - July 31, 2024

Xander Strickland Reporter The automotive physics simulator BeamNG.tech released this May, providing an alternative to real-world testing of self driving cars. This new technology includes ... Read More

News, Entertainment

AI usage reveals new landscape for creators and filmmakers in ‘Late Night with The Devil’

Zak Royka - April 12, 2024

“Late Night with The Devil” is a 2023 independent horror film that debuted to much fanfare at South By Southwest on March 10, 2023. The ... Read More

News, Tech

AI augmentation of writing indicates changes to education and the workplace

Sam Royka - March 4, 2024

L to R: Laura Dumin, Jared Miller, and Alan Herzberger. (SAM ROYKA/THE VISTA) Last week’s Fusion Conference for UCO media students sparked conversations about how ... Read More

News

TEDxUCO: inspiration, political deepfakes and love-struck jazz

Sam Royka - February 27, 2024

Coffee describes how you can protect yourself from misinformation and artifical intelligience deepfakes at TEDxUCO. (TAYLOR HORNER/THE VISTA) Todd Barnes wants you to be delusional. ... Read More

News, Tech

New AI search engine redefines how we look for information 

Zak Royka - February 12, 2024

Perplexity leads the curve on change in the search engine world. (SCREENSHOT/ZAK ROYKA).      Perplexity AI is a conversational search engine that has built up millions ... Read More