����������

���������� is providing leadership to a key working group under the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource (NAIRR) pilot project launched in January. 

NAIRR is a joint federal agency effort that bridges the gap for researchers lacking access to artificial intelligence (AI) resources, to drive innovation and address societal challenges.

AI has the potential to accelerate discoveries and address critical societal and global issues, but many researchers lack access to AI resources needed for conducting research and training the next generation of researchers.

The project’s focus is to connect U.S. researchers and educators with essential AI resources. Advanced Cyberinfrastructure Coordination Ecosystem: Services and Support (ACCESS) Deputy Director Alana Romanella and Assistant Vice Chancellor Shelley Knuth of ����������’s Research Computing team are spearheading efforts to enhance user experiences and support researcher objectives.

“We are excited to represent CU in this incredibly important endeavor for our nation,” said Knuth.