While the provided evidence for this specific claim contains general definitions of 'Professor' and 'Associate Professor', it does not provide a specific source confirming Stephanie Smith Budhai's current title at the University of Delaware. However, she is confirmed as a co-author of the book in other claims. The provided evidence for claim 3 is generic and does not corroborate the specific appointment.

The provided evidence confirms the existence of the book and its focus on equity and bias, but the specific detail about the AI book recommendations for Black vs white students is not explicitly detailed in the provided search snippets, although the book's themes are corroborated. Wait, looking closer at the evidence provided for claim 5, it describes the book's purpose but doesn't explicitly quote the 'crime and poverty' finding. However, the claim is presented as a finding from the book. Since no other source provided in the evidence list explicitly details the 'crime and poverty' result, it remains a single-source claim from the original text.