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Gatton College Advances Human-Centered Approach to Artificial Intelligence in Business Education

The Gatton College of Business and Economics is taking a proactive, people-first approach to artificial intelligence, integrating AI across teaching, research and operations to prepare students, faculty and staff for a rapidly changing business landscape.

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Gatton Course Puts Economic Tools to Work for Lexington Nonprofits — and Gives Students a $40,000 Decision

The Economics of Altruism course uses a “learning by giving” model that combines economic reasoning, service learning and philanthropy. This fall, a cohort of 23 students partnered with five nonprofits, developed comprehensive analyses tailored to each organization’s work, and ultimately selected Camp Hero as the top grant recipient, with the other organizations also receiving grant funds.

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