Nyakhar and Wang's review of existing studies on the technology found eight generative AI chatbots that had a positive effect on students' mental health and well-being.
UF researchers trained international graduate students and researchers on how to use AI to predict, prepare for and respond to infectious disease outbreaks.
The fifth annual DAISY workshop brought together students, faculty and a biotech industry leader to discuss AI collaboration between academia and industry.
Since 2021, UF has hired more than 100 new faculty to increase education and research in AI. UF’s College of Public Health and Health Professions is home to nine of them.
Dr. Takis Benos' new study may help clinicians predict the tipping point of when lung function begins to decline.
Dr. Yiyang Liu's projects will focus on strategies aimed at women and young adults.
Representatives from academia, industry and government gathered for DAISY 2024.
Their study used AI to predict the emergence of dominant Omicron COVID-19 variants with very high precision and accuracy.
The AI Fellows program fosters doctoral students’ training and research in AI and encourages out-of-the-box ideas.
Members of the University of Florida College of Public Health and Health Professions came together recently to discuss the power and potential of artificial intelligence for improving health care delivery as part of the college’s AI Seminar Series, sponsored by the PHHP Artificial Intelligence Work Group.
