Innovate with AI
University of Utah researchers are increasingly using AI to drive discoveries in their fields. A look at the people, places, and programs across campus leading the charge.
AI In Action
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Celebrating the Build with AI Codex Hackathon Winners
The Build with AI Codex Hackathon brought together an impressive group of innovators who showcased creative, impactful applications of AI across research, healthcare, security, accessibility, and productivity. We were inspired by the technical depth and real-world potential demonstrated in each project, and we're proud to recognize our winners and all participants for their outstanding work.
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National Recognition for a University of Utah AI Initiative Built on Trust, Conversation, and Student Voice
A student-led conversation about artificial intelligence at the University of Utah is receiving national attention. Featured in the 2026 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report, the Student-Led AI Symposium demonstrates how trust, collaboration, and student voice can strengthen AI literacy and engagement across campus. Discover how this growing initiative is helping build a more connected and informed AI community.
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AI at the U Forum: Building Momentum Across Campus
The June 3 AI at the U Forum highlighted practical, approved tools and hands‑on learning opportunities to evolving guidance on responsible use in teaching, research, and operations. Featuring community events, new tools, and ways to get involved.
The Office of Research Education
The Office of Research Education (REd) developed an AI Basics digital flipbook featuring research guidance from experts around campus.
Tools and Guidelines
For the latest information about available tools or how employees can use them, see our Tools & Infrastructure or Guidelines & Policies pages.
Tools & Infrastructure
The university has a growing list of AI tools that are approved for conducting university business. Infrastructure also continues to evolve, with the ultimate goal of making AI ready and reliable for everyone.
Guidelines & Policies
Existing policies designed to protect university data and research apply when using AI tools. The AI Office compiles guidelines to provide additional context on how to interpret policies.