Previewing University-wide programming for Penn’s third annual AI Month

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Penn is hosting its third annual AI Month in April, featuring symposiums, seminars, and workshops organized across various schools and centers.
Director of the Penn Program on Regulation, Cary Coglianese, highlights AI Month’s role in showcasing AI’s importance to society and the economy and in providing unique learning opportunities for students.
The event will include two Foundations of Optimization, Learning, and Data Science seminars that aim to address advances across interrelated fields.
Wharton Human AI-Research will examine AI’s impact on skills erosion in a virtual AI Horizons discussion and explore AI in creative organizations on April 16.
The School of Arts & Sciences will highlight AI research with an AI showcase on April 15, aiming to uncover and foster interdisciplinary conversations.
Events will focus on the use of AI in health and medicine, including collaborations on AI in medical diagnoses and AI in Medicine Symposium.
The Water Center at Penn will explore AI’s application in water systems, potentially aiding communities.
The month’s finale will feature major symposiums hosted by multiple academic entities.

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