AI Info session videos

A new summit at the U of A’s Yuma Agricultural Center will show growers how AI, robotics and connected sensors can work together in a real field, powered by Yuma County’s new broadband network.

Leaders shared progress on the AI roadmap during October’s AI Town Hall and opened a campuswide conversation about AI in teaching and learning

U of A researchers launched Amahealth, a startup that uses AI and wearable data to help expectant families and providers predict when labor will begin.

A new Eller program helps working professionals in the “Silicon Desert” build data and AI skills through an evening master’s degree in Chandler.

Sandiway Fong, director of the Human Language Technology Program, brings his computational linguistics expertise to the conversation about AI. He talks about what AI can — and cannot — tell us about human language.

In this Q&A, Trevor Hedberg, associate professor of practice at the W.A. Franke Honors College, explores the questions AI raises about responsibility, fairness and how the technology should be used.

Four teams of researchers and clinicians across the University of Arizona and Banner Health have been selected to receive up to $250,000 each to advance promising health discoveries toward clinical use and improved patient care. 

New research has found that Y chromosome loss occurs in healthy-seeming tissue before tumors begin to form, making the loss of a hormone an early indicator of cancer danger.

The University of Arizona is one of 16 higher education institutions recognized in this year's Amazon Web Services, or AWS, Champions Awards, and the only one honored for a campuswide generative AI platform.

More than 200 members of the University of Arizona community logged on as the Office of Responsible AI hosted its first town hall of the fall semester.