Cardinal Intelligence

How the University of Louisville leads and learns with artificial intelligence

Cardinal Intelligence empowers the University of Louisville to lead and learn in the age of artificial intelligence (AI) with human-centered guidance and responsibility. For generations, Cardinals have embraced technology, expanding how we learn, discover, connect and work. While AI raises important questions, our students, faculty, researchers and staff bring the curiosity and innovation needed to find answers. Through Cardinal Intelligence, we shape how UofL uses AI to advance our university and uncover solutions that strengthen the communities we serve.

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See how the University of Louisville discovers how you to learn, discover, connect and work with AI in the 21st century.

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Culture of Innovation

What are the solutions where AI, ML and GenAI tools can really make a difference? More than generating answers, Information Technology Services helps the UofL community engage with new, innovative technology.

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AI and Teaching

As AI becomes a regular part of academic and professional life, the University of Louisville's Delphi Center for Teaching and Learning helps educators face the many evolving questions about course design, student support and academic integrity.

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Data Science and AI

With 2.5 quintillion bytes of data being created EVERY DAY, the problem of the modern world isn’t how to get information, but how do you make sense of it, and then what do you do with it. Engineers at Speed School are creating novel ways to collect and interpret massive amounts of data to solve an array of complex problems like organ rejection, pavement deterioration, energy storage systems, and in one of the most exciting fields AI.

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Grant awarded to UofL's J.B. Speed School of Engineering's Nihat Altiparmak by the National Science Foundation.

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Learning and Leading in a Lifetime of AI

Zachary Goldman, chair of the Department of Management & Entrepreneurship, director of online teaching and learning and an associate professor in the College of Business, recently delivered a TEDx talk titled “Learning and Leading in a Lifetime of AI” at TEDxUSI. In the presentation, Goldman explored how artificial intelligence is transforming learning and leadership while emphasizing the continued importance of human connection, creativity and critical thinking. His TEDx appearance highlights UofL faculty leadership in shaping conversations around the future of education and innovation.

Watch the TEDx Talk