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A short recap of a fellow's experience on a project, the kind of post students find useful when deciding whether to apply.
AI Leaders of Tomorrow sits at the intersection of two problems: students who need real experience, and regional companies who need capability they cannot hire for.
The companies that anchor the South Bend–Elkhart economy are competing against firms with dedicated AI teams. Most cannot justify a full-time hire just to find out whether an idea works.
A fellow team can. The result is a working system inside a regional company, and a group of students who now know how to build one. Both stay here.
The most common thing we hear from faculty is a version of “my students should not be using AI in my class.” That is a reasonable position about coursework and a costly one about careers.
The evidence is on the fellows page: psychology, Spanish, theology, and neuroscience majors all shipped production AI systems this summer.
The fellowship is the top of a pyramid, not the whole of it. If you teach a course where applied project work could live, we help source the projects and support the build.
PLACEHOLDER: detail on the course-project model, including the pilot running in Arts and Letters this fall. Content to be confirmed with Dave and Alex.
PLACEHOLDER: internships, roles, and reflections on how the program changed how fellows think about their careers. Fills in as the first cohorts graduate.
PLACEHOLDER: Shaun Whitfield's headshot still to be collected.
Director of AI & Digital Transformation
Senior Director for Experiential Learning
Executive Director, iNDustry Labs
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CRC AdvisorShort posts from fellows on what a week on a project actually looks like, alongside program news and the AI update newsletter.
A short recap of a fellow's experience on a project, the kind of post students find useful when deciding whether to apply.
Cohort announcements, showcase events and new partner engagements.
Teams presenting their working software to the partner company and the cohort. Four recordings available so far.
AILOT is one of several programs connecting Notre Dame to the regional economy.