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

University of Arizona hosted the AI in Health Innovation Symposium, bringing together a powerhouse crowd of researchers, clinicians and industry experts from Arizona.

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.

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.