Grand Challenges convened the ReDDDoT workshop, a three-part workshop to assemble experts in AI and food systems along with stakeholders in the food and agriculture sector. Goals were to discuss how AI technology should be designed, and developed, and how to train sector’s workforce to support the responsible and ethical use of AI across the food value chain.
The mission of the UC Davis AI Center in Engineering is to build transformative collaboration on AI efforts within the college, across the UC Davis campus, and with industry partners, policymakers and the community to leverage AI for the betterment of humanity and the planet.
UC Davis Letters and Sciences received support from the National Endowment for the Humanities to launch the Center for Artificial Intelligence and Experimental Futures (CAIEF). CAIEF is focused on developing solutions to complex problems brought on by the rise of AI and imagining a future where it is utilized in innovative, ethical and accessible ways.
The UC Davis AI Institute for Next Generation Food Systems (AIFS) is applying AI to improve sustainability, productivity, and resilience across the food system, working on challenges like optimizing crop breeding, reducing food waste, and creating more efficient supply chains
UC Davis Health led the development of VALID AI, a collaborative of health systems, health plans, nonprofit associations, and technology and research partners to explore uses, pitfalls, and best practices for Gen AI in healthcare and research
The Center for Pandemic Insights, based at the One Health Institute is incorporating AI tools to better understand and predict disease transmission between animals and humans, helping to prevent future pandemics
In late April, a significant increase of influenza A RNA was…
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