AI at the U Forum Highlights Responsible AI Use Across Research, Teaching, and Operation
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As AI becomes increasingly integrated into healthcare, clinicians need more than technical skills. A recent DBMI workshop gave participants hands-on experience developing AI-powered healthcare solutions while learning how to responsibly evaluate, implement, and apply these emerging technologies in clinical practice.
University of Utah student Teddy Wright is helping map AI's impact on the workforce through research that connects real-world AI capabilities to thousands of occupational tasks, informing policy, education, and workforce planning.
A message from university leadership clarifying a recent ChatGPT EDU communication and providing an update on efforts to identify the best path forward for the university community.
Professor Emeritus J. Michael Dean spent decades advancing pediatric clinical research through the University of Utah's Data Coordinating Center. Now in retirement, he's exploring how AI can help accelerate clinical research, streamline workflows, and support lifelong learning through hands-on experimentation and innovation.