UNO Embraces AI: New Degree, Training, and Curriculum Enhancements
UNO Embraces AI
Li emphasized the importance of AI at UNO. A degree launched in 2025, and AI training for faculty is underway.
June 29, 2026
Li emphasized the importance of AI at UNO. A degree launched in 2025, and AI training for faculty is underway.
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