The New Jersey Economic Development Authority (NJEDA) and Princeton have issued a request for information (RFI) to be applied in developing an Artificial Intelligence (AI) Hub, based at the University, to promote and integrate AI applications.
The RFI seeks to collect input around best practices and operational insights and to learn from companies and other parties about their interest in engaging with the hub. Feedback received will help NJEDA and University leaders better understand the scope and characteristics of the hub, with a particular focus on opportunities for collaboration with the private sector.
Gov. Phil Murphy joined Princeton President Christopher L. Eisgruber on campus in December to announce plans for the hub(Link is external). “Together we will leverage Princeton’s leadership in AI and the strengths of the central New Jersey region to establish an integrated hub of AI activity,” Eisgruber said. Last week, Murphy returned to campus for the University-hosted New Jersey AI Summit(Link is external).
Extensive information and instructions on replying to the RFI are on the NJEDA website(Link is external). Responses are due by May 31.
For more information on Princeton’s artificial intelligence initiatives, visit AI at Princeton(Link is external).
Representatives of industry interested in collaborating with University researchers can contact the Corporate Engagement and Foundation Relations staff via email.