NORMAN, OKLA. – The University of Oklahoma has awarded nearly $200,000 in pilot seed funding to 20 artificial intelligence projects designed to spark innovation across health care, education, research and digital infrastructure. These faculty-led initiatives span a wide range of disciplines, showcasing OU’s commitment to empowering responsible and transformative uses of AI.
“These staff and faculty-led projects will move fast and create deliverables by the end of August,” said Yessenia Torres, senior managing director for the OU Data Institute for Societal Challenges, which is administering the initiative. “The researchers who are leading the projects will host office hours and workshops to invite anyone interested in their topics to learn more. The goal is to share their models so that others can replicate them."
The funded projects are:
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