At the University of Arizona, retailing and consumer science students are using AI and extended reality (XR) to study consumer behavior in entirely new ways.

The AI Core is a paid program offering Wildcats the opportunity to contribute to the development of artificial intelligence applications, ones specifically focused on improving services at the UA.

The University of Arizona announced today that David Ebert, an internationally recognized expert in artificial intelligence and data science, will join the university as its first chief AI and data science officer.

Dr. Sairam Parthasarathy, director of the Center for Sleep and Circadian Sciences at the University of Arizona, is spearheading efforts to use artificial intelligence to diagnose and treat sleep disorders in veterans, particularly sleep apnea.

In this op-ed, Ara Arellano argues that educational institutions unfairly penalize students for using AI tools like ChatGPT. She critiques unreliable detection systems like Turnitin and calls for more transparency and adaptability in teaching.

This episode explores how AI is being used to cope with grief, featuring personal stories and expert insights. Dr. Mary-Frances O’Connor from the University of Arizona highlights both the therapeutic potential and emotional risks of this emerging practice.

The video discusses the application of artificial intelligence in modeling future scenarios for groundwater resources and the Colorado River.

The AI Hardware Design League Awards Ceremony recognized students who participated in the competition using AI to design real-world microchip technologies.

Assistant professor of philosophy Hannah Kim discusses a parallel between emotional connections to chatbots and the "paradox of fiction," which questions how individuals can experience genuine emotions toward fictional characters.

University of Arizona computer scientist Ellen Riloff discusses if computers can be taught to detect anger, happiness, and sarcasm in their verbal interaction with humans.