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AI at ASU
Introduction
Arizona State University harnesses the power of its Knowledge Core – our faculty, researchers, staff and students – to drive AI solutions that enhance teaching, learning, research and digital transformation. This foundation enables ASU to stand at the forefront of AI, propelling the university to develop unique and transformative applications that push the boundaries of what is possible … for today, tomorrow and future generations.
ASU's AI strategy is principled and agile, smartly navigating the universal challenges of high costs and computing limitations with a data informed, impact-focused approach.
The Principled Innovation® Framework guides our ability to imagine new concepts, catalyze ideas and form new solutions, guided by principles that create positive change for humanity.
AI guiding tenets
AI is a powerful technology and will be an enduring part of the innovation landscape for the foreseeable future.
Harnessing the power of AI brings the responsibility to innovate in a principled way, centering our charter and values of inclusion and access.
AI can support human intelligence and capabilities, rather than replace them, to promote equal access to creativity and amplify potential.
We have a responsibility to our community to keep pace with the rapid progression of AI.
This technology must be easily accessible to people from diverse backgrounds, aiming to bridge the accessibility gaps.
Advancing AI: ASU's Vision for Education
“ASU is inspired by the vast teaching, learning and discovery opportunities that augmented intelligence systems are creating within higher education, and by our role in helping to pioneer the responsible evolution of AI education technologies. Our efforts are rooted in our charter: to enhance access, excellence and meaningful societal impact We believe that AI is a catalyst for educational equity, needed innovation, and the strength of the 21st century workforce, and we are excited to explore how AI can advance the comprehensive success of the communities we serve.”
- Michael M. Crow President Arizona State University
