The business world never stands still. To explore what the future could hold, we asked faculty members across Warrington to look ahead to 2035. Their predictions offer more than a glimpse of what might be ahead. 

UF was prescient in its early embrace of, and leadership in, AI across the curriculum and provides opportunities for every student to take AI classes, allowing them to understand how it applies to their fields of study today and, more importantly, for tomorrow. 

Established in Spring 2024, the AI² Center Student Club unites approximately 400 students across UF’s colleges, majors and disciplines around a shared passion for an evolving technology.

Do you have a nickname for your LLM? Join the AI² Center's Paola Perez in a new ChompGPT.

UF students who pursue academic and professional growth through AI-focused courses, experiences, and hands-on learning are honored at commencement with an AI Graduation Medallion.

Marquise McGriff serves as the Assistant Director of AI Student Engagement and Experiential Learning with UF's AI² Center, supporting students in developing essential AI skills through career coaching, experiential learning, and industry connections.

At the UF, the AI-Powered Athletics initiative seeks ways for AI to enhance athlete wellness, reduce injury, and foster team success. 

The university said it aims to teach students how to apply the tech across all disciplines professionally and in their coursework, not just technical ones.

With AI becoming commonplace in nearly every industry, educators need to intentionally integrate AI into the learning process. Here’s how to do it, ethically and transparently.