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What the Texas AI Docket has checked against documents published at api.nsf.gov, and which decisions rest on them. Every quote in the record is the source's own words, fetched rather than remembered.
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The documents
- NSF Award 2537075, National Science Foundation award record
- National Science Foundation, Award Abstract 2534344
- NSF Award 2619041, National Science Foundation award record
- NSF award record 2535195, title
- National Science Foundation awards service, award 2535195, abstract
- National Science Foundation, Award Abstract 2616828
- National Science Foundation, Award Abstract 2619079
- National Science Foundation Awards API, award 2607553
- National Science Foundation award 2534344, abstract
- National Science Foundation award 2607553, abstract
- National Science Foundation, award 2535276
- National Science Foundation, award 2602962
- NSF award record 2619041, title
- NSF award record 2640086, title
- https://api.nsf.gov/services/v1/awards.json?id=2640086&printFields=id,title,abstractText,awardeeName,awardeeCity,date,startDate,expDate,fundsObligatedAmt,piFirstName,piLastName,perfCity,perfStateCode
- National Science Foundation, Award Record 2619080, award fields
The decisions that rest on them
- NSF awarded Prairie View A and M a grant to let AI split up the grid optimization problem across processor cores
- NSF awarded UT Austin a grant to replace hand written robot safety rules with a model trained on demonstrated safe behavior
- NSF funds a Rice laboratory where a model designs the experiment and a robot runs it, bookable from anywhere
- National Science Foundation awards Rice University a cooperative agreement for a self driving laboratory that designs its own semiconductor experiments
- National Science Foundation awards Texas A and M a national user facility where robots and artificial intelligence design and test new metal alloys
- National Science Foundation funds Rice to let AI propose numerical algorithms only where a proof checker certifies them
- National Science Foundation funds Sagebrush, an AI inference platform for researchers nationwide, hosted at UT Austin's supercomputing center
- National Science Foundation funds UT San Antonio and Texas A&M to adapt large language models on machines that can't afford to run them
- National Science Foundation funds a five year human and robot co-adaptation center at UT Austin
- National Science Foundation funds an open access robot run alloy laboratory at Texas A&M that outside researchers may book
- National Science Foundation makes Texas Southern University one of five regional nodes in an HBCU network for AI and quantum science
- Science foundation funds a Texas A&M engineering station to build AI digital twins of small water systems
- The National Science Foundation funds a Texas A&M project to build AI digital twins of small and mid-sized water systems
- The National Science Foundation funds a UT Austin center to put assistive robots into occupied homes, workplaces and care facilities
- The National Science Foundation puts Texas Southern University in charge of one of five regional nodes in a new HBCU network for AI and quantum science