As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries and everyday life, understanding how it works is of critical importance. Kahlert School of Computing faculty are at the forefront of such explanations. Recently, assistant professor Luis Garcia shared his expertise in a discussion about Anthropic’s Claude Mythos in a recent interview on KPCW’s Mountain Money. Garcia’s interview highlights a reality that Kahlert School of Computing students experience every day: computer science is no longer confined to a single discipline. From healthcare to transportation to artificial intelligence, computing powers nearly every aspect of modern life. As AI technologies rapidly evolve, understanding the systems behind them has become an essential skill for the next generation of innovators.
At the Kahlert School of Computing, our faculty are leading experts tackling the complex questions shaping the future of technology. Garcia’s insight into emerging AI tools like Mythos demonstrates the depth of expertise our professors bring to research, teaching, and public conversations about the impact of AI.
That expertise is also helping drive the future of AI education. The Kahlert School of Computing recently launched Utah’s first Bachelor of Science degree in Artificial Intelligence, giving students the opportunity to develop the technical knowledge and ethical framework needed to lead in one of the world’s fastest-growing fields.
Whether they’re advancing research, engaging with industry, or helping the public understand emerging technologies, Kahlert School of Computing faculty are at the forefront of the AI revolution.
Listen to Garcia’s interview here.