National Cybersecurity Awareness Month is a time to reflect on the growing impact of Artificial Intelligence (AI) on our daily lives and academic experiences. AI is not only transforming the tactics of cyber criminals but also influencing the way we detect and respond to cyber threats.
Staying informed about the risks and benefits of AI can help protect your personal information and UW’s institutional data. This month, a series of events from the Office of Information Security and the AI Task Force will spark a University-wide conversation on AI in teaching, learning, student success, research, administration, and more.
What’s happening this month?
AI Task Force: Leading efforts to shape the future of AI at the university.
AI Interim Guidelines: Collaborative efforts to update the interim guidelines to ensure responsible use of AI technology.
NCSAM Featured Event
AI & Privacy: Promoting Innovation and Security
Monday, October 14, 1:00-2:00
AI is transforming higher education, research, and the world. In this session, UW-IT’s Lead AI Architect Jared Reimer, Senior Privacy Analyst Abe Bender, and Senior Computing Specialist Colin McCarthy will explore how we can balance innovation with privacy and security as UW evolves into an AI-powered institution.
Register for the event on the UW Calendar