Author: Susan Dubbs

November 15 – 30, 2022 The AI2ES is hosting a virtual short course on transformers. Please complete a brief anonymous survey about the course after viewing the recordings. Here is

Christopher Thorncroft, Julie Demuth, and Maria Molina The American Meteorological Society (AMS) released its list of 2023 Awards and Honors Recipients. AI2ES is honored to have three of those Awards

by TAMU-CC Conrad Blucher Institute The Conrad Blucher Institute for Surveying and Science at TAMU-CC has created the CBI Scientific Leadership Team to guide its continued evolution. AI2ES Co-PI, Dr.

hosted by Del Mar College During the summer of 2022, twenty (20) middle school aged students spent the week (July 18-22) learning the principles of computer science during the fourth

August 15-16, 2022, from 1400-1800 UTC. The AI2ES Risk Communication team is hosting a virtual workshop to discuss the conceptualization, measurement, and modeling of trust and trustworthiness in AI/ML. The

Dates: 24 May – 21 June 2022 6 sessions, 60 minutes each – LIVE at 12:00-1:00 pm (Central) This six-part tutorial on risk communication for trustworthy AI begins by putting

AI2ES partners with the Climate Innovation Challenge Grant. Google has launched the Climate Innovation Challenge, which will provide Google Cloud research credits to advance a better understanding of climate resilience

Group’s goal is to help environmental scientists learn the basics of AI. There’s no doubt that artificial intelligence is embedded in our everyday lives. From smartphones to ridesharing apps to

Pioneering Coastal Artificial Intelligence The Coastal Bend AI2ES team participated in the TAMU-CC Research and Innovation Week on March 29, 2022,  Featured Speakers Dr. Philippe Tissot and Councilman Greg Smith