CU, NSF to partner on AI education institute
BOULDER — The U.S. National Science Foundation has tapped the University of Colorado to lead the creation of the National Science Foundation AI Institute for Student-AI Teaming.
The mission of the $20-million center will be to “explore the role that artificial intelligence may play in the future of education and workforce development — especially in providing new learning opportunities for students from historically underrepresented populations in Colorado and beyond,” according to a CU news release.
Sidney D’Mello, a CU associate professor in the Institute of Cognitive Science and the Department of Computer Science, will lead the…
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