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MDC's AI Center offers various programs and events related to AI, such as the AI Speaker Series, the Mark Cuban AI Bootcamp, and professional training opportunities. MDC also received a grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to develop AI courses and an interdisciplinary certificate that will expose all college students to AI, while building capacity for the development of a four-year degree in applied AI.
The grant project, called Artificial Intelligence for All, is implemented in collaboration with University of Florida, Texas A&M University-Commerce, and the non-profit organization AI4ALL. The project also counts with the support from subject matter experts from companies like IBM, AWS, and Microsoft.
As part of this grant, MDC is offering the courses AI Thinking, Applied AI in Business, and AI & Ethics. Scholarship opportunities are available for MDC students who enroll in these classes. The courses are designed to provide industry-based professional development for MDC faculty and students, and to create interdisciplinary courses that make an AI certificate available and relevant to all MDC students.
AI is one of the most exciting and impactful fields of our time. It has applications in almost every industry and sector, from health care to education to entertainment. By learning about AI at MDC's AI Center, you can gain valuable skills and knowledge that will prepare you for the future of work and society.
Pros
- It is a resource to support MDC students, faculty, staff and the community to learn and collaborate on AI projects.
- It offers courses, professional training, partnerships and events related to AI.
- It has a grant from NSF to develop AI courses and an interdisciplinary certificate that will expose all college students to AI.
- It works with universities and industry partners such as UF, TAMUC, IBM, AWS and Microsoft.
- It provides scholarship opportunities and support mechanisms for underrepresented minorities students to study AI.
Cons
- It is only available for MDC students and residents in Miami-Dade County.
- It is still in the development phase and some of the courses are not yet offered or fully tested.
- It may face challenges in adapting AI courses from other institutions to fit the needs and interests of MDC students.
- It may have limited resources and facilities to support AI education and research compared to other AI centers.
- It may encounter ethical and social issues related to AI such as privacy, bias, accountability and regulation.