In the spotlight: Artificial intelligence’s role in research

Click by click, artificial intelligence (AI) technology is a tool reshaping how people interact with data and use it to effect change. Once the boogeyman of science fiction cautionary tales, AI is being explored and embraced across industries, with veterinary medicine being no exception.

Faculty and staff at the College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) are among those testing the capabilities—and limitations—of AI in pursuit of fulfilling the College’s overall mission of improving the health of animals, people, and the environment. 

In a series of stories, join researchers as they explore a new frontier and uncover the potential AI technology holds  

More than data: 
The growing role of artificial intelligence in research at CVM

Prediction and prevention: 
Research leverages AI to identify dogs at higher risk for cancer

AI on the prize: 
CVM professor sees artificial intelligence as the future for healthier cows and more productive dairy farms

AI brings 30 years of data to the real world
Veterinarians have struggled to control an elusive and deadly swine virus for decades. Can AI change that?