You are invited to the third annual forum on Data and AI for Health and Wellness, presented by Florida Blue/GuideWell and the University of South Florida Muma College of Business. This year's event will focus on improving patient outcomes and will feature a keynote presentation, a light lunch and panel discussions.

Please join us on Thursday, March 6, 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Location: USF Oval Theater - 4103 Cedar Circle, Tampa, Florida 33620

Audience: Hospital executives, public health officials, healthcare leaders, academics and students interested in using data and artificial intelligence in healthcare.

This free event will not be recorded or broadcast online. Advance registration is required.

Policy makers, industry leaders, academics and students interested in the use of data and AI in healthcare may attend this free event.

Did you know that USF provides access to Microsoft Copilot, a powerful generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool? USF recently partnered with Microsoft to host two exclusive webinars tailored to our faculty and staff needs. 

Click here to view the recordings, and see below for descriptions for each of the webinars. 

Session 1: Microsoft Copilot Foundations

Microsoft Cloud Solution Architect and Copilot expert Dewayne Hyatt will cover how Copilot can transform your workdays in this fun and action-packed session. 

• Learn the Copilot Vocabulary, explaining common industry terms and their real-world applications. 
• Explore the impact of Copilot in the workplace and how it can solve common challenges. 
• Understand the principles of responsible AI and how to use Copilot ethically and safely. 
• Participate in an interactive group activity on Prompt Crafting, an essential skill for working with generative AI. 

Session 2: Microsoft 365 Copilot Foundations

Take your work to the next level in another engaging session with Dewayne Hyatt.

• Explore the impact of Microsoft 365 Copilot in the workplace and how it can solve common challenges by integrating work data and M365 apps. 
• Understand the principles of responsible AI and how Copilot accesses your work data responsibly and ethically. 
• Watch live demonstrations of Microsoft 365 Copilot across the Office suite and see how it can enhance your tasks. 

Join with colleagues from across USF in this monthly workshop series exploring innovative and timely approaches to learning and teaching.

Sessions are held via Microsoft Teams.Visit CITL First Friday Series for more information and registration links. 

The 9th Great Power Competition Conference will be held from March 5-7, 2024 at the Marshall Center on the University of South Florida campus in Tampa, Florida. The conference will focus on how the United States can progress, develop, and employ artificial intelligence and machine learning capabilities ot enable faster analysis, decisions and actions than our adversaries and competitors.

Visit GNSI Tampa Summit 3 for more information. 

In this fully online, self-paced workshop dedicated to the practical application of GenAI, faculty participants explore a series of GenAI use cases, interact with peers, gain hands-on experience with GenAI platforms in the context of teaching and learning, and ultimately construct their own GenAI course enhancement plan. Tailored exclusively for faculty members at USF.

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This workshop explores the potential of Microsoft's Copilot in academic research. Attendees will learn to leverage Copilot's AI capabilities for data analysis, idea generation, and literature review assistance. 

Scheduled for July 18 at 11AM. Please click here to register.

This workshop will give a basic introduction to using generative AI tools like ChatGPT and generating content from those tools in your research and projects. Attendees will learn about available toolsets and how they function, the current policy at USF and abroad on generative AI usage, and a summary of the current resources offered by USF to support generative AI for research and instruction.

Scheduled for July 11 at 11 AM. Click here to register.

Virtual workshops featuring AI tools supporting the research endeavors of USF researchers across disciplines.