Fairfield University’s Dolan School of Business launches AI-focused institute
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As part of Fairfield Dolan's Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Technology Institute launch, students, faculty, and staff posed with economist and Nobel laureate Myron Scholes, PhD, who joined via Zoom.
Fairfield University’s Charles F. Dolan School of Business has launched a new Artificial Intelligence and Technology Institute.
Annual programming at the institute will include training opportunities surrounding AI and emerging technologies and hosting experts from around the country.
"The AI and Technology Institute is born from Fairfield's core Jesuit values — a commitment to serving humanity,” said Jie Tao, director of the AI and Tech Institute and associate professor of analytics. “Our focus is firmly on 'AI for the greater good,' leveraging cutting-edge AI research and expertise to empower our local communities and businesses.”
The launch event included a keynote speech from economist and Nobel laureate Myron Scholes. Five students also showcased their AI-generated short films, produced as part of their coursework.
The institute provides advice to promote faculty use of AI and analytics, and also to encourage students to use AI and technology responsibly.
“We are dedicated to building practical, freely available tools and offering consultation, positioning Fairfield Dolan as a leader in putting technology ethically in service of the common good,” Tao said.
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