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.
Our Vision
We envision a future where AI is trustworthy, and therefore trusted, to solve problems that people care about.
The Trustworthy AI Grand Challengeat UNM brings together researchers from Engineering, Arts & Sciences, Law, and Libraries and Learning Sciencesto build AI systems that are both provably trustworthy—through formal methods—and practically trustworthyfor developers, deployers, and everyday users.
This interdisciplinary initiative is shaping a research program that combines mathematical rigorwith real-world usability, creating tools and processes that help practitioners assess, evaluate, and continuously improve AI trustworthiness, especially in resource-limited environmentswhere AI is increasingly deployed.
Each year, The University of New Mexico selects a handful of professors to be honored with the highest faculty title the University bestows — distinguished professor.
Announced jointly by the UNM Office of Academic Affairs in collaboration with the Health Sciences Center Office of Faculty Academic Affairs, the title of distinguished professor is reserved for academics who “have demonstrated outstanding achievements and are nationally and internationally renowned as scholars,” a…
The University of New Mexico continues to demonstrate its commitment to leading research and innovation by expanding its level 2 Grand Challenges program with the addition of two interdisciplinary research teams, Trustworthy AI and Biodiversity Nexus.
"By championing these vital areas of study, our researchers are paving the way for a future where technology and environmental studies of biodiversity coexist harmoniously across an extraordinary community of scholars, inspiring both academia and t…
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.
