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Watch the AI Info videos for March 2026 featuring various presenters.

New U of A AI Platform provides secure, university-governed access to AI tools, supporting teaching, learning and research.

Read about the February 2026 AI in Health Innovation Symposium, visiting Distinguished Lecturer Prof. Dr. Dongyan Xu, AI RCoE, AI2S, and more.

RCoEs bring researchers into shared spaces around broad topic areas that exchange, early concept development, and trans-disciplinary/convergent collaboration to solidify convergent areas of excellence, the preparation of proposals that attract external support, and national leadership.

U of A and the local community build confidence, fluency, and shared understanding around responsible AI. Each virtual session is intended to spark curiosity, create a common language, and bring clarity to responsible AI and what “AI at work” looks like.

Watch the AI Insights videos for February 2026 featuring various presenters.

Read the message from the Chief AI Officer and more. Thank you for the incredible engagement this fall semester and for helping shape a bold vision for responsible AI at the University of Arizona.

U of A and the local community build confidence, fluency, and shared understanding around responsible AI. Each virtual session is intended to spark curiosity, create a common language, and bring clarity to responsible AI and what “AI at work” looks like.

U of A and the local community build confidence, fluency, and shared understanding around responsible AI. Each virtual session is intended to spark curiosity, create a common language, and bring clarity to responsible AI and what “AI at work” looks like.

A new technique helps artificial intelligence systems recognize when they don't know the answer, addressing "wrong-but-confident" AI outputs across science and society.

After testing five sources of flood data, their analysis found that combining or comparing data could improve disaster response and recovery.

A study showed that when compared with students, ChatGPT 3.5 was less likely to correctly answer questions on therapeutics exams focused on clinical applications and cases.

A graduate student is creating AI models to analyze smartphone data and detect behavioral changes that could lead to timely intervention and treatment.

The collaborative effort offered hands-on, high-tech training for students and educators across the university.

While AI use is becoming more widespread, being honest about using it might make people trust you less, a new study by Eller College of Management researchers finds.

David Ebert, an internationally recognized expert in artificial intelligence and data science, will lead a program that advances the U of A as a leader in the responsible application of AI and machine learning.

Dr. Sairam Parthasarathy testified before the House Committee on Veterans' Affairs about the need to turn biomedical advances into clinical solutions.

Researchers from the U of A and Purdue University are developing VR-Bio-Talk, a tool that will let researchers work in virtual reality settings that mirror real agricultural environments.

One of the most critical safety concerns for electric vehicles is keeping their batteries cool, as temperature spikes can lead to dangerous consequences. Research from the College of Engineering proposes a new way to predict and prevent temperature spikes in lithium-ion batteries.

The inaugural AI Core + Design Lab Summer Internship partnered with local employers to place students in a fast-paced startup environment and teach them to use AI tools.

CyVerse, an open science platform led by UArizona, will provide computing infrastructure for the National Synthesis Center for Emergence in the Molecular and Cellular Sciences.

The Arizona Simulation Technology and Education Center is developing an artificial intelligence tool to train medical students to effectively communicate with patients.

UArizona is part of an international collaboration that is exploring how artificial intelligence can be harnessed to improve space operations, safety and sustainability.

The CyberApolis platform, designed in the College of Applied Science and Technology, is a secure training ground where students can hone their cybersecurity skills.

Attorneys' fees and other barriers keep many people from setting up wills. A team of researchers from three colleges hopes artificial intelligence can automate parts of that process and make wills more accessible.