Psychology professor Mary-Frances O'Connor talks about whether incorporating artificial intelligence into the grieving process has therapeutic benefits.

Associate professor of hydrology and atmospheric sciences Laura Condon discusses her work developing a model of the nationwide groundwater system in the United States, now online and available as a resource for other researchers.

The AI Hardware Design League Awards Ceremony recognized students who participated in the competition using AI to design real-world microchip technologies.

Assistant professor of philosophy Hannah Kim discusses a parallel between emotional connections to chatbots and the "paradox of fiction," which questions how individuals can experience genuine emotions toward fictional characters.

University of Arizona computer scientist Ellen Riloff discusses if computers can be taught to detect anger, happiness, and sarcasm in their verbal interaction with humans.

Anastasiya Ghosh, associate professor of marketing, discussed how home improvement retailers are integrating AI tools to enhance customer experiences and streamline operations.

U of A faculty are experimenting and embracing ways to integrate AI in their curriculum and allowing students to use AI platforms in their work.

Professor Andrew Coan and the AI language model Claude discuss the potential and limitations of AI in constitutional interpretation.

At an Arizona Board of Regents meeting on Feb. 14, the university was approved to begin the process of offering four new degree programs, including a Master of Science in AI for Business.

University of Arizona experts share their insights on the environmental impact of artificial intelligence, particularly the energy and water demands of data centers.