The Office of Responsible AI (ORAI) at the University of Arizona is your central resource for responsible AI, supporting education, research, and operations. ORAI connects students, faculty, and staff with various learning opportunities – from introductory sessions to advanced workshops – most of which are available at no cost.
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Campus Offerings
Office of Responsible AI
A dynamic virtual series exploring AI innovations and topics across all disciplines. The sessions welcome the campus community and feature faculty researchers, student speakers, and industry leaders.
Office of Responsible AI
Designed to help the U of A and the local community build confidence, fluency, and shared understanding around responsible AI. Intended to spark curiosity, create a common language, and bring clarity to what “AI at work” looks like.
U of A Human Resources
U of A Human Resources offers LinkedIn Learning to benefits-eligible staff and faculty (0.5 FTE and higher) as part of our commitment to supporting employees' personal and professional development with over 1,000 AI-related courses that are usable across the spectrum of higher education roles.
U of A Online
Non-credit certificates lead to professional advancement and growth, pave the way for a career change, and provide an opportunity to learn new and in-demand skills.
UITS
Knowledge Base AI-related learning articles. UITS provides technology services, resources and support.
Arizona Space Grant Consortium
Quarterly hybrid meet-ups bring together faculty, staff, and industry partners involved in AI initiatives across UA, Embry-Riddle-Prescott, and the Arizona space industry to share curriculum and teaching resources, identify workforce needs and skills, and explore collaboration opportunities.
University Libraries
The AI+ Studio gives students, faculty and staff a hands-on place to explore generative AI. Visitors can experiment with locally installed large language models on dedicated laptops, with no token limits or privacy concerns, get one-on-one help and join weekly workshops on AI tools for learning and research.
Mel & Enid Zuckerman College of Public Health
Free Public Health & AI training video series that delivers accessible lectures from the “online track” of its popular Public Health & AI Summer School to guide students and professionals at all levels to use AI tools.
See What's Happening in Responsible AI
The University of Arizona hosts a range of AI-related activities.