The UC AI Council is launching a new AI Literacy webinar series, which will help educate and inform colleagues throughout the university about the use, considerations, benefits and risks of using artificial intelligence at work. Attendees at all levels of AI literacy are encouraged to attend. See below for more and register for each session to join us!

The AI Roadmap — Driving from Idea to Innovation

Join our inaugural session, “The AI Roadmap — Driving from Idea to Innovation,” on Thursday, May 21, from 12 to 1 p.m. (PT). UC’s AI experts will examine the full trajectory of AI adoption and key considerations along the way. We will explore how to build a business use case, navigate risk assessment processes and vet external vendors or leverage existing AI tools to accelerate AI implementation. Register to attend The AI Roadmap — Driving from Idea to Innovation.

Featured speakers

• Shohreh Bozorgmehri, Director of Student and Academic Services, UC Irvine; AI Strategic Advisor, UC Investments
• Neeraj Chauhan, Chief Technology Officer, UC Davis
• Pegah Parsi, Chief Privacy Officer, UC San Diego
• Brett Pollack, Executive Director, IT Services, UC San Diego
• Roshni Pratap, Director, IT Category Management; Interim Executive Director, Sourcing and Value Execution, UCOP

Mitigating Risk through Awareness: A Framework for AI Literacy

Register to attend the second session of our series, Mitigating Risk through Awareness: A Framework for AI Literacy, taking place Wednesday, June 3, from 12 – 1 p.m. (PT).

This session tackles the question: “How do we upskill our system’s AI literacy?” We will focus on defining AI literacy and implementing AI for practical use while ensuring that faculty and staff understand how to use AI, the ethics and responsibilities of AI use and resources to support these efforts. We will also share ideas and strategies for engaging faculty and staff on AI literacy.

Featured speakers

• Jenny Bombasaro Brady, IT Policy Program Manager, UC Berkeley
• Lisa Leiva, Head of Instructional Design, UC San Francisco
• Douglas McSkimming, Chief of Staff, UC Berkeley
• Brett Pollack, Executive Director, IT Services, UC San Diego
• Joe Sabado, Deputy Chief Information Officer, UC Santa Barbara

For questions about these events or to request an ADA accommodation, please contact the ECAS General Compliance Analyst mailbox.

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