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Using AI at UB safely

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With the introduction of ChatGPT and other large language models, the capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) have grown in leaps and bounds over the past few years. Learn about the AI tools UBIT has to offer, and read tips for using them responsibly.

Check with your school or department for additional tools and guidelines.

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UB-offered software with Generative AI

Microsoft Copilot

Microsoft's UB-authenticated Bing chatbot is capable of analyzing text, answering questions, creating images and more. It is powered by ChatGPT-4. Learn more about Copilot >

UB-offered software with AI-enhanced features

Zoom

The popular video conferencing software includes optional access to a "Zoom AI Companion," a chatbot that runs inside the Zoom app. If enabled, it can generate a meeting summary, answer questions about the meeting, and even provide tips for more productive meetings. Learn more about Zoom AI Companion > 

Top Hat

This grading and quiz tool has an AI tutor named "Ace" that helps students review instructor-posted content. Learn more about Top Hat >

Tips for using AI responsibly

  • Check with your instructor. Confirm if and how AI use is allowed in class.
  • Double-check AI "facts." Verify with trusted sources.
  • Protect UB data. If you are using a non-UB-authenticated AI, please be sure not to use any of UB's sensitive data.

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