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Tagged: AI Fluency
Call for submissions: AI in Business Conference
July 1, 2026Ohio State establishes AI-enabled center for therapeutic discovery and development
June 30, 2026Buckeye BioLaunch will leverage Ohio State’s scale and research strength to drive biotech growth in central Ohio, fueling job creation, economic development and improved health outcomes for Ohioans.
AI Fluency at Ohio State: June/July 2026
June 25, 2026AI and generative design class debuts, Moritz roundtable and more updatesThe Chronicle of Higher Education: Can Colleges Make All Their Students ‘AI Fluent’?
June 15, 2026Ohio State is one of several institutions making an explicit pledge to make all of its students AI-savvy.
Spectrum News: Ohio leaders focus on workforce as state looks to become AI hub
June 12, 2026Artificial intelligence is becoming part of classrooms, workplaces and conversations about Ohio’s economic future.
AI and generative design class debuts at Ohio State
June 11, 2026AI and Generative Design, the first in the Department of Design, allows students to develop a rich understanding of how AI can be used in their chosen field of study.
Call for Speakers: DataConnect Conference 2026 | Oct. 29-30
June 2, 2026The DataConnect Conference (DCC) is now accepting speaker applications for its 2026 event in Columbus, bringing together industry leaders to share insights on data, analytics and AI across topics like data quality, governance, modern data architecture and responsible AI.
October 29–30, 2026 | 📍 Columbus, OH
A Buckeye researcher redefines drug design
June 2, 2026With AI models that craft and refine new molecules in seconds, Xia Ning ’24 MBA is helping transform how future therapies take shape.
Students help evaluate new AI companion tool to streamline AR work constructions
June 2, 2026The Center for Design and Manufacturing Excellence students tested new AI tools in real manufacturing scenarios.
CNBC: As more jobs demand AI skills, some colleges may fall short in prepping students: ‘Why would we train them using the skills of yesterday?’
June 2, 2026As companies integrate artificial intelligence into the workforce, college graduates in virtually every industry will likely need experience working with AI tools to secure jobs.