During Data Science Day 2025, RDS@Pitt, the School of Computing and Information, and the College of Business Administration hosted a Solution Sprints Advisory Board Roundtable. This activity brought together students, staff, faculty, and industry professionals for fast-paced, collaborative work sessions centered on real-world applications of responsible data science, actionable insights, and networking.
In March, the University of Pittsburgh hosted its second annual Data Science Day, bringing together students, faculty and industry leaders to discuss the future of responsible data science and ethical AI.
University of Pittsburgh’s Data Science Day 2025 is excited to welcome Dr. Joseph T. Yun as a keynote speaker.
Dr. Yun, an artificial intelligence and innovation architect, also serves as a research professor of electrical and computer engineering at the Swanson School of Engineering.
Universities have long been places of tradition, yet their resilience comes from an inherent ability to evolve. As artificial intelligence (AI) and data science continue to reshape industries, research, and education, institutions must ask: How can we harness the power of AI responsibly while fostering cross-disciplinary collaboration to drive institutional innovation?
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RDS@Pitt is excited to announce its participation in the upcoming 3 Rivers Venture Fair (3RVF), where industry and academic leaders will convene to explore emerging trends, investments, and innovations shaping the future.
One key highlight of the event will be the panel discussion titled “The Responsible Use of Data & AI and the Use of Data for Good,” which promises to deliver thought-provoking insights from experts across multiple sectors.
