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Miami University's 2026 AI Symposium returns for its second year on April 15-16, bringing together educators, researchers, and practitioners to explore how artificial intelligence is reshaping higher education and society. Titled "AI in Action," this comprehensive two-day conference takes place at the Armstrong Student Center in Oxford, Ohio, showcasing real-world AI implementations through interactive sessions, panel discussions, live demonstrations, and community dialogues.

What to Expect

The symposium features over 30 educational sessions organized into three distinct tracks:

Teaching Innovation & Classroom Transformation explores AI's role in pedagogy, including sessions on using AI to evaluate critical thinking in real-time group discussions, leveraging Microsoft Learn for AI professional development, and teaching students to use generative AI ethically. Attendees will learn practical strategies for integrating AI tools like ChatGPT into coursework while maintaining academic integrity.

Governance, Work, and Institutional Decision-Making addresses the operational and ethical dimensions of AI adoption. Sessions cover navigating intellectual property considerations, understanding when AI research becomes human subjects research requiring IRB approval, and exploring frameworks for integrating AI into professional workflows. A thought-provoking session titled "The Parasite and the Public Good: Why We Must Tax Synthetic Labor" examines AI's economic implications.

Creativity, Media, Design, and Human Experience showcases innovative applications including AI-powered accessibility tools for wheelchair navigation, intergenerational storytelling using AI-generated images, and critical examination of AI's impact on creative authorship and media production.

Day two features rapid-fire Lightning Rounds covering topics from breaking language barriers in international travel to AI-driven immersive safety training for manufacturing, elucidating high-dimensional soft matter systems using machine learning, and AI's limitations revealed through doctoral research.

Who Should Attend

This event welcomes educators at all levels (K-12 through higher education), university administrators, researchers, IT professionals, students, and anyone interested in understanding AI's transformative impact on learning, work, and society. Sessions accommodate both AI beginners and advanced practitioners, with content ranging from foundational fram

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