Participants in the gathering discussed how AI is being used and how the university can leverage it for public benefit.
From self-driving labs to tools that help teach students how to engage in civil discourse, artificial intelligence has already changed the way NC State teaches students, conducts research and serves communities. At the same time, the technology is evolving so rapidly that many are raising questions about how it can and should be used.
On Nov. 2, university leaders, faculty, staff and students were invited to discuss those topics and more at the first meeting of the NC State AI Hub. The new hub is a universitywide initiative that builds on the university’s existing strengths and facilitates interdisciplinary connection and collaboration around the use of AI. It is also intended to identify common AI-related needs across the university and to help determine areas to invest in that will deliver the greatest benefit.
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