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Central High students explore AI through art, ethics, history and hands-on building

About 25 Omaha Central High School students explored AI-CCORE at UNO, moving from guided explanations to hands-on encounters with AI art, ethics, robotics, agent building, and spatial visualization.

UNO’s AI-CCORE to Lead Hands-On AI Session, Host NA’WI Exhibit at NATS Fall Conference

UNO’s AI-CCORE will lead an Oct. 9 hands-on AI session for educators at the NATS Fall Conference and host a NA’WI exhibit featuring the initiative’s approach to practical AI literacy across Nebraska.

AI-CCORE: AI Exhibit Goes Off-Campus to Afro Fest Omaha

On Sept. 5, six graduate students, student workers, and staff from the University of Nebraska at Omaha deployed the AI-CCORE exhibit at Afro Fest Omaha. Across five live stations and a dedicated mobile portal, the five-hour off-campus activation drew hundreds of hands-on visitors and logged 1,512 digital interactions over the festival weekend.

5 Weeks and Real Apps : What High Schoolers Actually Built at AI Camp

Give students real problems and real tools, and they build real things. A look inside AI-CCORE's five-week AI+X Next-Gen studio with projects, the people, and what's next.

What is Happening at MAV AI Day on June 5 in Omaha

A free, full-day public forum on applied AI at UNO. Sessions on health, finance and responsible AI, a hands-on exhibit opening to the public for the first time, and a room open to anyone who wants to walk in. June 5 in Omaha.

OpenClaw Explained: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How Nebraska Can Use It

The open-source AI agent everyone is talking about, but should you use it? We cover OpenClaw's architecture, its advantages and serious security risks, real-world use cases, and the opportunities it creates for Nebraska.

Strix Review: Security Testing for Vibe Coders Who Actually Care