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David Gray Widder explores how open AI systems and more competitive markets could give people greater choice

CosmicAI asks how to use LLMs effectively – not overconfidently – in surveying the unknown

Open to all iSchool students, the fair runs from 1–5 p.m. on Tues Sep 29 in the Texas Union Shirley Bird Perry Ballroom.

Rachel Tunis’s interdisciplinary research is rooted in mentorship at Nursing and the iSchool

The director of a top medical library on her professional path and vision of the future

Engineers, algorithms, and software quality all benefit from AI-driven attribution effort

Specialist in the mathematics of information led the school from 1982-1990, a time of key changes

Two new assistant professors on building better AI systems that serve people responsibly.

Faculty and students from the School of Information presented work on open AI ecosystems, responsible research practices, and algorithmic fairness at the field's flagship venue in Montréal.

The American Library Association’s (ALA) Library History Round Table maintains an ever-growing collection of memorial tributes to noteworthy library professionals who have passed away in the past 50 years. This project, known as “Librarians We Have Lost,” was conceived in celebration of the ALA’s sesquicentennial. In May, the project spotlighted the legacy of Carolyn Hixon Harris, an important figure in library history and an outstanding UT alumna.