Robot learning in city.
In a bid to pave new ways for the evolution of artificial intelligence, Chattanooga, located on the campus of the University of Tennessee, is making a notable stride with their initiative known as the “Chattanooga’s Artificial Intelligence” or “CHAI“. This commendable initiative is nurturing mindsets across students, faculty, and staff, aiming to equip them for the coming AI revolution in various sectors, from job markets to research.
Adding impetus to the AI journey, Jules White, a renowned Professor at Vanderbilt University and an esteemed expert in generative AI, will grace the campus halls of UTC on April 29th and 30th. The professor will spearhead two days of interactive, cost-free training focused on the utilization of artificial intelligence to boost productivity, save time, and elevate other aspects. The enlightening session is aptly named “Applied A.I.: Making the Technology Work for You“.
On April 29th, Jules White will conduct two training sessions exclusively for UTC faculty and staff on campus. The subsequent day, April 30th, will see a complimentary training session extended for community partners at 9:30 AM in UTC’s Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Room 213, located in the James R. Mapp Building on campus.
Vicki Farnsworth, anchoring this futuristic program as the Vice Chancellor and Chief Information Officer at UTC, expressed her enthusiasm about the potential impact the CHAI program has to offer to the students and faculty, and also the broader community. She emphasized how this initiative aligns with UTC’s pedagogical mission to prepare future-ready technology associates and leaders.
The CHAI program is not merely a step towards familiarizing the stakeholders with the concept of AI. Its vision goes beyond by aiming at comprehensive AI literacy for the individuals, thereby potentially reshaping the very future of the local job market and research possibilities. The dual benefit lies in fostering a workforce prepared for the AI era and accessing the countless efficiencies and improvements that AI technology can bring to the community.
With an emphasis on hands-on learning and practical applications, the CHAI training sessions bring Artificial Intelligence from the realm of the abstract into concrete reality. Participants gain valuable insights and a working knowledge of AI, which can be implemented in various areas, be it research, work or studies. This UTC-based initiative, CHAI, stands as a beacon of technological advancement, embodying the spirit of innovation, and commitment to future readiness that defines Chattanooga.
Future-ready Chattanooga’s vision of harnessing the power of AI and ensuring that the community is at the leading edge of tech-savvy capabilities manifests through the CHAI initiative. The UTC campus is now transforming into an AI-embracing hub, sparking revolutions in the realms of technology, research, and jobs, thus reshaping the future.
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