Tagged: AI Fluency

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. 

Listen to the interview with Aravind Chandrasekaran, Fisher College of Business interim dean.

AI Fluency initiative developing critical skills for Ohio State students

Bryan Weaver, a senior lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, and a member of Ohio State's Center for Ethics and Human Values Steering Committee, encourages us to pause and consider what AI truly means for society. 

The Translational Data Analytics Institute is accepting applications through June 14, 2026, for TDAI's faculty-led yearlong research programs. These are 18-month-long efforts designed to catalyze bold, transformative research with the potential to shape the future of data science and AI in science and society.

The retreat brought together more than 100 professors and PhD students across all five departments at Fisher to build connections through faculty and doctoral research presentations, research posters and thematic roundtable discussions highlighting AI.

The transition at Ohio State was not about replacing human judgment with an "autopilot" system. Instead, it was about leveraging AI as a high-powered research assistant to break the manual bottleneck. The framework relies on critical operational guardrails to ensure results are accurate and trustworthy.