Humans of the U: Meghan Broadbent
“Ultimately, all I’ve ever really wanted to do is help people by using my skills with data and statistics to make a lasting, positive impact on society.”
Read More“Ultimately, all I’ve ever really wanted to do is help people by using my skills with data and statistics to make a lasting, positive impact on society.”
Read MoreUniversity of Utah Magazine Editor and Associate Director of Communications Seth Bracken moderated a June 24 panel discussion of AI use in higher education communications projects.
Read MoreExperts discussed solutions ranging from building a new supercomputer to leveraging existing resources and commercial services to pursue RAI projects.
Read MoreAI can learn from massive databases of previous patients to predict medical outcomes faster and more accurately than even the most experienced doctors can do alone.
Read MoreMicrosoft Copilot is a generative artificial intelligence chat platform.
Read MoreThe policies include a broad set of guiding principles and then delve into examples of acceptable and prohibited use.
Read MoreThe initiative will be led by the U’s Scientific Computing and Imaging (SCI) Institute as part of a concerted effort to conduct research at the U that improves the lives of Utah’s 3.4 million residents.
Read MoreThe Martha Bradley Evans Center for Teaching Excellence has gathered resources for U of U instructors to use in considering how AI may influence their teaching practices.
Read MoreUteAnalytics allows a client to clean their data and conduct exploratory data analysis in various ways.
Read MoreCan AI be listed as an author? Can AI be used in writing and/or developing manuscripts? Guidance on these questions and more from the Office for the Vice President for Research.
Read MoreSeven U of U Health projects have received seed grants funded by the Digital Health Initiative. The grants are designed to produce safer and more effective digital tools than are currently available.
Read MoreIt’s important to increase our technological literacy and implement healthy, curious and cautious data privacy habits.
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