With a new college, new dean and new courses, the university took the lead in a fast-growing industry.

This episode of the Launchpad podcast features three scientists from the MATRIX AI Consortium for Human Well-being at UT San Antonio.

Kaylee Chambers found a community at UT San Antonio that helped her believe that she belonged in the field of computer science.

For a team of researchers led by UT San Antonio experts, AI is a problem-solving tool with great capacity for making human life better. 

UT San Antonio announced on Tuesday the appointment of Jinjun Xiong as founding dean of the College of AI, Cyber and Computing.

Registration is now open for AHHSA 2025: Advances in Human Health through Spatial Omics and AI.

The new college brings together academic programs in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, computing and data science.

The genesis of their research began during the COVID pandemic when small business owners were turning to grants and loans to stay afloat.

The camp introduces middle school students to foundational AI concepts through hands-on activities.