Trinity Faculty Members Receive Awards and Computing Resources for AI Projects
Two Trinity College faculty members have been awarded funding to help put their artificial intelligence projects into practice. Assistant Professor of Computer Science Chandranil Chakraborttii and Visiting Professor of the Practice in Computer Science Kenneth A. Kousen are among the recipients of the first awards presented by the Connecticut AI Alliance’s AI Computing Access Program. As part of a two-year initiative funded by the Connecticut Office of Higher Education (OHE), CAIA launched the AI Computing Access Program—a statewide effort to provide faculty and students at member institutions with access to advanced cloud-based AI computing resources that would otherwise be cost-prohibitive or unavailable through institutional infrastructure alone.
