Final week of Ready, Set, Roar!; How can AI and humans resolve conflict together?

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JULY 28, 2025

ABOVE THE FOLD

Good morning! Ready, Set, Roar! wraps up this week for students across the University's colleges; A faculty member's latest research project aims to solve how AI and human beings can work together to resolve conflict.

Students wearing orange lanyards walk and chat on a sidewalk.

What to know today:

Students across all the University's colleges continue their visits during the final week of Ready, Set, Roar!, a two-day Orientation experience.

NEWS AND UPDATES

Christopher Flathmann and Kwame André work with a robotic dog.

Through a new research project funded by the Air Force Office of Scientific Research’s Young Investigator Program, School of Computing Assistant Professor Christopher Flathmann (left) is focusing on how human beings and AI can best work together, including how to resolve conflict.

The Distinguished Ethics Scholars Program at Clemson University recently celebrated its largest graduating class and highest-ever enrollment, with 323 students engaged in ethics education and leadership development.

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Starting tomorrow morning, a section of Cherry Road — from the intersection of Zeta Theta Street south to the Godley-Snell Research Center entrance — will be closed until Wednesday, July 30, at 5 p.m. One lane of the section will also be closed beginning today.

Today's shout-outs feature Julie Buhr, Leslie Doss, Ted Zee and Anna Davis! Fill out our short nomination form to include your colleagues in future editions and check out previous shout-outs!