AI is everywhere ... now what?
ASU is embracing generative AI, not as a replacement for human intelligence but as a tool to enhance our collective creativity and problem-solving.
In addition to a first-of-its-kind collaboration with OpenAI, ASU has staff and faculty exploring the possibilities of artificial intelligence in a range of ways. In this special project, we explore the potential (and potential challenges) of AI in tackling some of our world's most pressing issues — from energy and food security to education and health.
Can AI make us better humans? Read on.
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Guided by ASU's charter and our commitment to Principled Innovation, Arizona State University is leveraging AI to create positive outcomes for students, pave new pathways for research and develop the technical infrastructure for expanded operational excellence. Learn more about ASU's approach to artificial intelligence at ai.asu.edu, and explore some of our AI-focused degrees and certificates such as those in business, robotics and digital media.