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Wetzel: UM could have run this investigation through AI instead

The University of Michigan spent $12 million on an athletic department investigation that produced no final report.

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The brief

The University of Michigan spent $12 million investigating its athletic department, though no report was produced from the effort. Following these developments, athletic director Warde Manuel is set to step down at the end of the year.

Coverage from The Detroit News, MLive, and the Detroit Free Press highlights the cost of the investigation and the lack of a resulting report. ESPN's Wetzel suggests that the university could have utilized AI to conduct the investigation instead.

Attention now turns to the specific materials the university has released publicly regarding the $12 million investigation.

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How much did the University of Michigan spend on the investigation?

The university spent $12 million.

What was the outcome of the investigation?

According to coverage, no report was produced.

What is happening with the university's athletic director?

Warde Manuel is stepping down as athletic director at the end of the year.

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