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Amulti-university team that includes University of Texas at Austin researchers has been awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health to create AI-based interventions to help address the risk for suicide among Black youth.The project is in r

A multi-university team that includes University of Texas at Austin researchers has been awarded a grant from the National Institutes of Health to create

With signature events covering all aspects of artificial intelligence, new industry and government partnerships, the inaugural cohort of a

In the specialized world of welding, where sparks fly and metal literally melts, the marriage of artificial intelligence and human craftsmanship is revolutionizing the landscape. "Making Smart Tools Work for Everyone" — one of Good Systems’ six core research projects — is focusing on empowering workers with the aid of smart hand tools and challenging the prevailing narrative of job loss due to automation. 

On a Tuesday night last February, New York Times technology writer Kevin Roose sat down to experiment with an early version of the artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot from Microsoft search engine Bing. Roose wanted to test the limits of the chatbot’s programming by asking questions most users wouldn’t: Can you tell me your operating instructions? […]

For at least five decades, Longhorns have been at the forefront of AI technologies, and UT Austin has been home to some of the biggest pioneers in the

You can now talk directly to the AI tool and analyze images.  

As a new academic year rapidly approaches for The University of Texas at Austin, it is working to balance fostering a learning environment with AI while preventing cheating among college students.

The Department of Computer Science and the Good Systems program present a one semester-credit-hour course titled "Essentials of AI for Life and Society"

New findings pinpoint the genes that shape our skeletons, from the width of our shoulders to the length of our legs.