Presenter: Bryan Ranger

This lecture explores how human-centered AI is shaping work in engineering, healthcare, and education. It presents ongoing research in biomedical engineering for global health, with a focus on how AI can support ultrasound imaging and clinical decision making. The lecture also highlights approaches in human-centered engineering education that guide students in designing technologies that address real needs. Ethical and social considerations, including fairness and careful use of data, are discussed within these contexts. Together, these perspectives illustrate how human-centered AI can contribute to practical solutions in both health and learning.