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Artificial intelligence is a tool with the potential to do great good in the world. Perhaps you’ve already benefited from it, using it to analyze data or solve a problem. But like any tool used irresponsibly, or in the wrong hands, artificial intelligence can do harm. If not used safely, it can…
Artificial intelligence has been in the spotlight at Cornell for most of the year, from the announcement of Cornell’s artificial intelligence initiatives and the release of Microsoft Copilot Enterprise to faculty, staff, and select students to the focus on artificial intelligence at May’s Emerging…
DescriptionIn Fall 2024 CIT developed a chatbot tool that allows Cornell to use AI in a Cornell-owned environment. The goals of this project included providing an AI tool that could be used with moderate risk data.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
Weekly forums about EMPIRE AI so that faculty and staff (example: research optional support staff) can join as interested to stay up to date on the current status and future plans for this shared instrument.
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To create a safe space in which faculty, staff, researchers, and students could explore new technology developments, the first Emerging Tech Dialogue: Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education symposium focused on conversations rather than slide decks. Please do not download or share these…
The Emerging Tech Dialogues event on May 29, 2024 -- the first in a new series -- drew more than 750 registrations from Cornell, Weill Cornell Medicine, and Cornell Tech faculty, staff, students, and researchers -- all interested in exploring Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education, the…