Computer hackers from around the world convened at Berkeley last weekend for what was considered the largest AI language learning model hackathon ever held.

When you're curious, you're most open to learning new things. But much-hyped AI systems providing wrong or biased answers could have serious repercussions for learning, psychologists warn

Flowers and even your backyard feeder are likely providing hummingbirds with alcohol, thanks to the omnipresence of fermenting yeast that turn sugar into ethanol

New study highlights the growing “threat from below” as climate change raises coastal groundwater levels

UC Berkeley fellow Bayo Akomolafe discusses how seeking justice and acknowledgement can reinforce racist structures of power

In this Berkeley Talks episode, Heather Boushey discusses the president's economic blueprint to reach his goals — what motivated it, what it is, how evidence shows it'll be effective and successes already happening

A cutting-edge experiment by Berkeley Lab and UC Berkeley chemists has revealed the quantum dynamics of one of nature’s essential processes

"There is much work left to be done," Christ says in message to campus community

Surprisingly, the new indictment gives the former president a political boost. But it could cost him support in the 2024 general elections, says UC Berkeley analyst Dan Schnur.

In a recent competition, a state-of-the-art quantum computer barely edged out a supercomputer, showing the growing utility of even noisy quantum computers.

"It’s about recognizing their common humanity and figuring out how to create a space where both people can exist," said Julia McKeown, a bridging project coordinator at UC Berkeley's Othering and Belonging Institute

An effort led by UC Berkeley scientists aims to retool the ribosomal machine to make far more than proteins. Their goal is totally new polymers with novel building blocks.

Michael Nacht, former high-ranking security official and Goldman School dean, worries about what Trump was doing — or might have done — with the top-secret documents

States across the country are seeking to eliminate public education funding for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs and research in campaigns led by politicians who openly devalue and criticize DEI work as part of

To celebrate Pride Month, the UC Berkeley Library staff shared some of its favorite novels and essays by LGBTQ+ writers

Stoller joined the newly formed College of Environmental Design in 1957 and remained on the faculty until his retirement in 1991

NASA's solar probe has gotten close enough to the sun's surface — 13 million miles — to see granular features not visible from afar

Daniel Feitelberg is the new interim finance leader

“This isn’t a discussion forum, it’s an action forum," said Rich Lyons, UC Berkeley's associate vice chancellor for innovation and entrepreneurship

Naomi Klein, Yuria Celidwen and Bayo Akomolafe discuss why allowing ourselves to feel the depths of climate loss leads to action