When: Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026 | 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Where: Cleone Peterson Eccles Alumni House, 155 South Central Campus Drive, Salt Lake City
This one-day event brings together campus and community partners to explore the future of responsible AI. Hear from university, state, and national leaders and enjoy talks from university researchers in the initiative’s thematic areas: environment, health care and wellness, and teaching and learning. Plus, network and browse research posters.
Call for research posters
Researchers from across the state are invited to present their work at the symposium poster session. When registering for the event via Luma, select the checkbox that reads, “I’m interested in presenting a poster during the event.”
RSVP for the symposium on Luma.
Plus, attend Utah’s Responsible Artificial Intelligence Community Consortium summit
When: Monday, Oct. 5, 2026 | 12:30-5 p.m.
Where: Kiln Salt Lake City, 26 South Rio Grande Street Suite 2072, Salt Lake City
Hear updates from Utah’s Responsible AI Community Consortium and its special interest groups, which bring together people from across academia, government, industry, and the greater community to promote the responsible use and development of AI. The consortium is an independent, volunteer-led cooperative committed to advancing AI literacy, workforce development, and ethical innovation in Utah and beyond. The One-U Responsible AI Initiative launched this effort in 2025 and continues to support it.
Oct. 6 Symposium | Featured speakers
Fireside chat:
The AI Factory: From statewide infrastructure to national impact
Join NVIDIA Founder and fellow Chris Malachowsky and the University of Utah’s Greg Jones for a forward-looking conversation about turning powerful AI infrastructure into meaningful impact. Drawing on Malachowsky’s four decades of technology leadership and his experience helping the University of Florida launch its HiPerGator supercomputer, the discussion will explore how Utah’s Redtail AI factory can expand access to AI and address pressing challenges in Utah and beyond. The session will also examine what makes public-private partnerships thrive, how universities can keep pace with rapid change, and how Utah can maintain its leadership in responsible, human-centered AI.
Learn more about the symposium’s additional industry speakers at One-U Responsible AI Initiative.