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“AI for the Rest of Us” Brings Expert Conversations on Artificial Intelligence to UT Community

All summer, University experts will offer up key lessons about AI.

McDonald Observatory

Bass Foundation Gift Strengthens Outreach at McDonald Observatory

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Department of Computer Science

Transforming Video Accessibility Through Artificial Intelligence

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Texas Advanced Computing Center

Surprising Vortex Behind New Solar Cell and Lighting Materials

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Two people look at a wall emblazoned with the words "AI for the rest of us"

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“AI for the Rest of Us” Brings Expert Conversations on Artificial Intelligence to UT Community

All summer, University experts will offer up key lessons about AI.

Podcast

Rise of the LLMs

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What is AI, Anyway?

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Is Cosmology in Crisis?

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Cosmic Dawn

The James Webb Space Telescope is taking us back to when the cosmic lights came on—and changing our calculus of the cosmos.

 

Impressive Stats

Explosive growth in statistics, data science, machine learning and AI is transforming how UT Austin researchers solve problems in health, the environment, astronomy and many other disciplines.

 

Learning Limits with the Tiniest of Fishes

Q&A with Simon Brandl, Ph.D.
The Faculty Member, Marine Science

 

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