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ALT Burnt-orange graphic for Ethics Unwrapped and Good Systems’ free documentary screening and audience Q&A, “AI and the Race for the Future,” on Oct. 15 at 6 p.m. in Crum Auditorium, Rowling Hall. Headshots, left to right: moderator Robert Prentice of McCombs School of Business, Peter Stone of the College of Natural Sciences, Sherri Greenberg of the LBJ School of Public Affairs, Ben Herndon of KUNGFU.AI and Emily Norman Economy of Moody College of Communication.
ALT Yellow and black graphic for the Texas Tribune Festival panel "How Should We Regulate AI?" featuring a large headshot of Sherri Greenberg. The graphic lists Saturday, Sept. 26, 9-10 a.m. in the Pennybacker Ballroom at the Omni and identifies Jodey Arrington and Chris Hyams as fellow panelists.
ALT Promotional graphic for Ethics Unwrapped and UT Good Systems' AI and the Race for the Future. An illustrated clapperboard and video camera appear beside the words 'Free documentary screening and panel Q&A' and the event details: Oct. 15, 6-8:30 p.m., Crum Auditorium in Rowling Hall.
ALT Side-by-side portraits of Good Systems founding chair Ken Fleischmann, left, wearing glasses with a long gray beard, and incoming chair Chandra Bhat, right, wearing a blue shirt and red tie.
ALT Ken Fleischmann speaks at the Good Systems Symposium in May 2025, with a microphone and presentation screen behind him.
ALT UT to lead new $30M NSF robotics center.\n\nNew five-year award will establish the Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation.
ALT The center will bring together 39 researchers from six universities to study how people and robots adapt to one another over time in everyday environments.
ALT \u201CThe next leap in robotics is not just getting robots to perform more tasks,\u201D said Joydeep Biswas, an associate professor of computer science who will serve as the center\u2019s director. \n\n\u201CIt is enabling robots to understand the people around them: their needs, preferences, values and constraints, while recognizing that people also adapt their behavior when they integrate robots into their environment.\u201D
ALT The research explores how robots and people learn from each other \u2014 robots adapting to individual needs and abilities, and people discovering new ways to live more independently.
