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Howard University Launches Its First AI Certificate Program for Undergraduate Students

Howard University is offering its first AI Certificate Program during the 2026-2027 academic year to expand learning opportunities in AI. The program is geared is geared to equip students with foundational and fundamental AI knowledge and more.

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Research Month Symposium Highlights AI’s Growing Benefits and Potential Biases

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