3-Point Thursday

• In Search of a Cure: During this year's commencement, Allen Rush M.S. ’89, Ph.D. ’23 marked the end of a 14-year academic voyage dedicated to his late daughter Jacqueline, who sadly passed away from cancer just a year after her college graduation. Rush pursued an electrical and computer engineering doctorate, specializing in artificial intelligence for early cancer detection.
  
  
• Brain Teaser: Having an AI-powered implant in your brain isn’t just the stuff of science fiction anymore. But who is accountable for protecting the people who will use these devices? Learn about the ethics behind AI-powered implants with the Markkula Center »
  
  
• That Aloha Spirit: The governor of Hawai‘i has just appointed Christine Sakuda ’91 as the state’s new chief information officer. She’s not only the first female CIO, but also the first of Native Hawaiian descent. Sakuda will take the reins at the Office of Enterprise Technology Services next month. 
  
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  P.S. If you missed us last week, don’t worry! We’ll be in your inbox every other week this summer and, in the meantime, you can catch up with us on our social media channels. We’ll return to our regular weekly schedule in the fall! 
  
  

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