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A responsible AI partnership starts with practice

U of T and Cohere turn attention to how advanced models can be adopted with care, not just speed.

Reported by U of T News Staff

U of T and Cohere announce a partnership on responsible AI adoption.
TechnologyU of T and Cohere announce a partnership on responsible AI adoption.Photo: University of Toronto / official source image

A new partnership between U of T and Cohere focuses on responsible AI adoption at scale, connecting technical capability with the institutional habits that make it trustworthy.

For students and alumni, the useful question is not whether AI will enter more workplaces. It is how teams will learn to test outputs, explain decisions and keep people accountable.

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