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From Health to Climate to Classrooms: Meet 13 New Faculty Fellows Putting Responsible AI to Work for Utah

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October 8, 2026 The University of Utah One-U Responsible AI Initiative at the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute this week announced its third cohort of faculty fellows, totaling 13 researchers across 11 departments. The initiative’s largest and most interdisciplinary cohort to date, the fellows will advance practical, people-centered uses of AI—from personalized health care and […]

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The AI Leadership Blueprint: A Practical Guide to Responsible Workforce Transformation

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The Workforce Development & Education Special Interest Group of Utah’s Responsible AI Community Consortium is pleased to share the second edition of The AI Leadership Blueprint. Developed specifically for education, industry, and public-sector leaders, this practical guide provides a step-by-step roadmap to adopt, integrate, and manage artificial intelligence responsibly. The blueprint distills complex AI topics […]

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Students Build AI-Powered Solutions for Education at Minds and Machines Hackathon

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Students Build AI-Powered Solutions for Education at Minds and Machines Hackathon September 29, 2026 Over 48 hours in mid-September, the University of Utah One-U Responsible AI Initiative’s Minds and Machines: AI in Education Hackathon brought together 102 participants across 26 teams to leverage data science, machine learning, and AI to tackle real-world issues in the […]

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Teaching AI with Clarity and Care: Faculty Fellow Receives Two Awards for Teaching Excellence

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September 22, 2026 In the classroom, One-U Responsible Artificial Intelligence Initiative (One-U RAI) faculty fellow Ana Marasović faces what one student calls the “formidable challenge” of teaching complex, rapidly evolving technologies reshaping the world: natural language processing and large language models, like those that power ChatGPT. Her students say she meets this challenge deftly and […]

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From Lab to Living Room: Revolutionary Utah Bionic Arm Enters First Home Trial

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September 18, 2026 Reposted from the Price College of Engineering. Featuring work from One-U Responsible AI Initiative postdoctoral fellow Marshall Trout. Participant Tests Direct Nerve Interface of Thought-Controlled “LUKE Arm” at Home At age 16, Alexander “Avi” Davidson fell 35 feet from the top of a telephone pole, an accident that left him paralyzed from […]

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KSL: From Supercomputers to Startups—Inside Utah’s Growing Bet on AI

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August 24, 2026 KSL discussed Utah’s Redtail AI factory supercomputer and its call for challenge projects with Manish Parashar, chief AI officer for the University of Utah and executive director of the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute, which oversees the One-U Responsible AI Initiative (One-U RAI). One-U RAI is running the Redtail AI challenge, which […]

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NHK WORLD-JAPAN: Mapping Gaza—Revealing Patterns of Destruction

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August 20, 2026 He Yin, a new faculty member who joined the University of Utah through the One-U Responsible AI Initiative cluster hires program, is featured in a news documentary that uses maps based on satellite imagery, open-source intelligence, and interviews to investigate the extent of destruction in Gaza. Yin, who researches the destruction of […]

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One-U RAI Welcomes its First Faculty Cluster Hires

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August 20, 2026 As part of its cluster hires program, the One-U Responsible Artificial Intelligence Initiative at the Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute welcomes two new faculty members this fall, with a third joining next May. These new professors bring expertise in environmental modeling, atmospheric sciences, and AI-augmented learning environments, positioning the University of Utah […]

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