Hosted in the Norman Hackerman Building Auditorium on the University of Texas at Austin's main campus, the symposium features a dynamic program with distinguished speakers from leading universities across Texas and beyond, alongside practitioners advancing smart mobility and AI applications in our cities.

This year's symposium focuses on emerging technologies and real-world AI applications, including Large Language Models (LLMs), Digital Twins, Computer Vision, GeoAI, and Responsible AI, with an emphasis on ethical governance, smart infrastructure, and human-centered innovation in urban environments.

Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in interdisciplinary networking, including a relationship-building lunch. The symposium is designed to foster knowledge exchange, relationship building, and collaborative problem-solving as AI technologies continue to shape urban life.

This event is organized by UT Austin researchers working on A Good System for Smart Cities, one of the core research projects of Good Systems. Good Systems is a university-wide, interdisciplinary research grand challenge focused on designing ethical AI technologies for the benefit of society.

Free and open to the public.

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