Our team exists to define and implement AI that is trustworthy in theory and in practice for all AI users by developing new frameworks to design, test, and deploy AI in real world scenarios.
We envision a future where AI is trustworthy, and therefore trusted, to solve problems that people care about.
... for realworld usability
... through formal research methods
... transparency, & human-centered values
The Trustworthy AI Grand Challenge at UNM brings together researchers from Engineering, Arts & Sciences, Law, and Libraries and Learning Sciences to build AI systems that are both provably trustworthy—through formal methods—and practically trustworthy for developers, deployers, and everyday users.
This interdisciplinary initiative is shaping a research program that combines mathematical rigor with real-world usability, creating tools and processes that help practitioners assess, evaluate, and continuously improve AI trustworthiness, especially in resource-limited environments where AI is increasingly deployed.
The UNM Office of the CIO invites you to Tech Days 2026! Join us for two days of no-cost sessions, hands-on demos, and deep dives into the future of technology at our university.
Why Attend?
The University of New Mexico is set to host the RAISE Field Day on March 27, 2026, a comprehensive event dedicated to the advancement of Responsive and Resilient AI for Autonomous Systems Engineering. Held at the Centennial Engineering Center’s Stamm Commons, the day-long program will bring together experts from academia, national laboratories, and industry to discuss the reliability, policy, and frontier applications of artificial intelligence.
The event, sponsored by the NSF N…
Law and Mental Health: Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Research: Practical Tips for Researchers, Reviewers, and Consumers -Natalie Armstrong, PhD, ABPP Dr. Armstrong received her doctoral degree in clinical psychology from Sam Houston State University.
She completed internship at the Eastern Virginia Medical School, and a postdoctoral fellowship in forensic psychology at the Medical University of South Carolina. She obtained board certification in forensic psychology in 2024. Dr. Armstrong is …
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