Zoom AI Companion is now available for all University of Arizona users who have an enterprise Zoom account. Zoom AI provides new AI capabilities such as smart recording and meeting summaries.

UArizona Innovation for Graduate Education (IGE) program, an NSF-funded program, was spotlighted for revolutionizing STEM education and research by integrating AI in applied mathematics.

Nicole Hennig from the University of Arizona Libraries discusses the shift towards semantic search technologies, which could improve how information is retrieved and increase access to untagged scholarly materials.

Barney Maccabe, executive director at the Institute for Computation and Data-Enabled Insight, shares his perspective on the government's capability to regulate the fast-paced advances in AI effectively and advocates for a self-regulatory framework.

The University of Arizona is poised to introduce two new Bachelor of Science programs in Artificial Intelligence and Neuroscience for fall 2024, pending approval by the Arizona Board of Regents.

Andrew K. Woods, law professor at the University of Arizona, emphasizes the need to consider the trade-off between the costs and benefits of any regulatory scheme.

The University of Arizona is developing AI technologies to enhance the safety of space missions, ensuring better protection for equipment and personnel. This innovative approach aims to tackle the growing challenges in space exploration, promising a new era of secure and efficient interstellar operations.

Recent research from the University of Arizona underscores the significant potential of integrating machine learning in crushing and grinding, marking a significant step towards more sustainable and efficient mining operations.