Tagged: AI Fluency

The Office of Technology and Digital Innovation training team rolled out five courses earlier this year to help Ohio State staff members have opportunities to build their own AI Fluency. Now they are introducing three more.

Max M. Fisher College of Business Dean Arvind Chandrasekaran shares insights on innovation, AI fluency, ethical leadership, and the future of business education at Fisher College of Business.

As part of WOSU's INSIDE: Reshaping Work series, WOSU’s Allie Vugrincic talked with Jeff Dotson, a professor at the Fisher College of Business, about how AI is influencing jobs and careers, and whether AI will result in job gains or job losses.

In an AI world, do humans still have an edge? We absolutely do, says Angus Fletcher, professor in the Department of English. The answer lies in the brain's untapped powers of imagination, intuition and emotional resilience.

Second annual event brings together practitioners, industry leaders and faculty members to explore responsible AI use in legal practice.

Researchers have used artificial intelligence to develop a new tool for assessing earthquake damage, a leap that could ultimately help first responders in making critical rescue decisions, suggests a new study. 

To discuss emerging best practices and spotlight national resources available for academia, the Ohio Supercomputer Center (OSC) hosted a National Science Foundation ACCESS Regional Workshop on AI April 14-15  at The Ohio State University that attracted nearly 100 faculty, administrators, and students. 

In this video, Joyce Lee, assistant professor in the College of Social Work, breaks down an ethical framework for AI in social work research.

To explore the mission-critical work of implementing AI, the John Glenn College of Public Affairs hosted the AI Salon, a conversation with AI industry leaders in Washington, D.C.