New learning space opening to deepen understanding, problem-solving and reflection in artificial intelligence

Marquette University is announcing a new space focused on the use of cutting-edge artificial intelligence in learning and research. The AI Discovery Hub, organized by the Opus College of Engineering and situated in Haggerty Hall room 268, offers hands-on experiences for students and employees to develop skills and build confidence in AI tools and decision-making.

The AI Discovery Hub will open for visitors and events on Monday, Sept. 28.

The hub connects human curiosity and problem-solving to emerging technologies in artificial intelligence and machine learning, exploring topics that include assessing AI bias and reliability, analyzing vast and unstructured MRI data, enhancing environmental monitoring and more. Through open exploration, course-integrated visits and hands‑on demos, the AI Discovery Hub combines guided and self-directed learning experiences across AI subfields.

As the global expansion of artificial intelligence technology surfaces new solutions and emerging problems for our communities, Marquette is called to develop skilled, ethical leaders who will help shape the future. Marquette’s AI Discovery Hub aims to empower visitors with a greater understanding of artificial intelligence to inform their future work across communities and industries.