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With the DataSci+AI Forum on March 26–27 just around the corner, we've been thinking about what it means to build AI strategy that's grounded in real human experience. A study conducted last year, right here at the University of Pittsburgh offers a timely and provocative set of answers.

By: Kendra Oliver, Ph.D., M.P.S.

By: Emily Durning 

By: Naveena Nagaraju (6/30/2025)

Understanding Data Licenses Before Using AI Tools

With many turning to tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini for analysis, writing, or generating data science insights, one concern that people should be thinking about is: “Can I upload this dataset?” 

The University of Pittsburgh’s strategy surrounding artificial intelligence will be practical, supporting students and the workforce, said Michael Colaresi, newly named director of the academic Hub for AI and Data Science Leadership.

By Katie Voigt

Editor's Note: This is part 1 of a mini-series on the 2025 EAAMO Conference.
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To address these critical issues, leading researchers and practitioners will convene at AIRET 2025 - The First International Workshop on Agentic Intelligence: Risks, Ethics, and Trust, taking place November 11, 2025, in Pittsburgh. AIRET 2025 will bring together experts from artificial intelligence, philosophy, law, cybersecurity, and policy to examine how agentic AI systems are reshaping the technological and ethical landscape.

The following was written by RDS student worker Anna Sheppard.

The buzz around artificial intelligence is no longer just boardroom discussions or tech conferences. Today, AI tools are revolutionizing how millions of people tackle their daily tasks as simple as drafting emails and as advanced as analyzing complex data.

The following was written by RDS student worker Devon Smith.