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Texas AI
Rewriting the Rules: How Texas Law Is Preparing for an AI Future
The law moves slowly by design. AI doesn't. That collision is producing some of the most consequential—and unresolved—questions of our time: Who's liable when an algorithm makes a mistake? How do you regulate a technology that rewrites itself?
UT News
For 20 Years a UT Initiative Has Put First-Year Students at the Forefront of Discovery
Launched in 2006, the Freshman Research Initiative has become a national model for teaching hands-on STEM to undergraduates.
Department of Computer Science
This is Not a Bunny: The Research Path from Whimsy to Better Spacecraft Fabrication
A woven bunny sculpture showcases research using algorithms to design complex 3D structures from simple strips of material. Weaving makes objects stronger and lighter, but designing intricate shapes by hand is too complex to scale.
Department of Computer Science
On the Road to RoboCup 2026 with UT Austin Villa
Austin American-Statesman
How Dell Medical School plans to build an AI-native hospital in Austin
National Public Radio
Peter Stone on NPR! The Labor Department wants to teach you to use AI more.
Texas Scientist
Patented Protein Design
Department of Computer Science
Panel: Is AI Really Coming for Your Job? Agentic AI and the Future of Work
Department of Computer Science
UT Austin Computer Science Ranked 10th Best in the Country
Department of Computer Science
Top 4 Harmful Traits of AI Companions
