Whose Future?: AI, Learning, and Cognition, A Roundtable Event
Highlights from the Take Back Your Brain Campaign’s roundtable event, “Whose Future?: AI, Learning, and Cognition,” featuring talks from Jennifer Ross-Wolff (BIOL), Jay McKinney (CSLI), and George Cusack (Academic AI Initiatives).
GenAI in the Corporate World: A Coversation with Rebecca Ditsch ’93
Highlights from a conversation with Rebecca Ditsch ’93, a Senior Director of Product Management at Thomson Reuters
An Uninvited Guest: What you should know about Otter AI’s Notetaker.
What to do when an AI tool is uninvited.
Employee Certificate for Critical AI Literacy
Nominations are open for the Employee Certificate for Critical AI Literacy
AI Experimentation on Campus: Clara Hardy (CLAS)
Learn about Professor Clara Hardy’s (CLAS) experiments with AI chatbots for Ancient Greek language learners.
AI Experimentation on Campus: Anna Rafferty (CS)
Learn about Professor Anna Rafferty’s (CS) FOCUS seminar on large language models, complexity, and bias.
Can AI Bake?: An AI Recipe Contest
Read about the Take Back Your Brain Campaign’s AI recipe contest, including a cookbook with instructions and pictures!
AI Experimentation on Campus: Al Montero (POSC)
Learn how Professor Al Montero (POSC) is using GenAI to create interactive simulations for political science students.
AI Experimentation on Campus: Color! (IDSC 250)
Learn how professors Marty Baylor (PHYS), Julia Strand (PSYC), and Jason Decker (PHIL/CSLI) are creatively engaging with GenAI in their interdisciplinary class, ‘Color!’.
Grammarly Revisited
A close look at Grammarly’s new AI tools
