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This guide will not include a list of AI tools or guidance on how to use them. Try this AI tools quiz if you are looking for the best AI tool for your project or research.
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This guide provides a primer on generative AI for researchers, teachers, and students. It covers both ethical considerations and resources to help teach AI in the classroom.
Please feel free to contact us for additional support navigating the use of generative AI tools in teaching, learning, and research.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to any sort of intelligence exhibited by an artificial system, like a computer or machine, as opposed to a living being. AI can encompass anything from a pocket calculator to an intelligent artificial agent. This guide is mostly concerned with Generative AI - a specific type of AI tool that can generate material from a plain-language prompt. When you think of generative AI, you probably think of Large Language Models (LLMs), but there are other types, including image, video, and sound generators.
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