"Running with Scissors: AI and the Race for the Future" is the latest project by the McCombs-housed educational program Ethics Unwrapped. The documentary, which features multiple Good Systems researchers, aims to start a conversation about the ethical use of artificial intelligence amid its rapid development.

Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin reported that more frequent daily exercise was associated with deeper, more restorative sleep, according to a study published in the Journal of Physical Activity & Health.

The show brings together sixteen artists, some of whom were formally paired with Planet Texas 2050 researchers — ornithologists, hydrologists, climate modelers — and made new work directly from their conversations.

Drama for Schools, an education initiative supported by Planet Texas 2050, has been using art to improve outcomes for teachers and students throughout the world for more than 20 years.

The United States should be cautious not to over-regulate artificial intelligence companies, U.S. Rep. Jodey Arrington said at the Texas Tribune Festival, arguing that the country has too much at stake with health and safety in the race against China to develop the technology. But other experts pushed back, including Good Systems' Sherri Greenberg, assistant dean at the LBJ School of Public Affairs.

Acclaimed interdisciplinary artist Ebony Noelle Golden will be the inaugural artist-in-residence for the newly established COAST Lab, supported by a Planet Texas 2050 Seed Grant.

A New Exhibition at UT's Visual Arts Center Pairs Artists with Planet Texas 2050 Researchers to Ask How We Might Adapt to a Changing World

A Daily Texan columnist argues that AI skeptics should be more open-minded and conduct their own research into its potential for good, citing Good Systems and its founding chair, Ken Fleischmann.

The Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation will bring together researchers from six universities and industry partners to study how humans and robots learn from one another.

The Center for Human and Robot Co-Adaptation grew out of Good Systems, where Baker has co-led the "Living and Working with Robots" project since 2022.