Embracing AI at UTA
In providing resources for UTA discussion on AI, the University of Texas at Arlington is capitalizing on the skills and knowledge of our researchers, faculty, and staff to move Artificial Intelligence forward on campus, in the community, and for our students.
Guided by ethical, responsible research, analysis and decision making, UTA will strengthen the United States’ competitiveness in the global market.
Moving Artificial Intelligence Forward
Artificial Intelligence is quickly becoming a permanent addition to society and students’ tools. As a university, UTA needs to re-envision how we address student coursework, research, and how the University functions with AI in mind.
Advances AI (including Bing Chat and ChatGPT) quickly create coherent, cohesive paragraphs on a seemingly limitless set of topics. Adobe is integrating AI into their graphics platforms, allowing for quick image creation. The potential for abuse in academic integrity is clear, and our students are likely using these tools already.
As well, companies like Adobe, Microsoft, and Google are quickly embracing AI and are moving the ball forward. Because of these changes on the academic horizon, UTA has created this AI resource center to centralize information about AI at UTA.
Ideas and Innovation
We’re excited to hear your innovative ideas and proposals for new initiatives or technologies! Whether it’s a groundbreaking tech solution, a creative community project, or a novel approach to an existing challenge, we want to know. Share your vision with us and let’s collaborate to bring these ideas to life.
News & Articles
- Can I Use Google Gemini at UTA?
Google’s AI product is called Gemini. While it is available for use for free within UTA’s account, it is not protected but the same data privacy protections that are afforded to users of the Workplace suite of tools. Do not put any non-public information into Gemini….Continue Reading Can I Use Google Gemini at UTA? - Insightful Discussions During AI Community of Practice Session
On Thursday, August 1, 2024, the University of Texas at Arlington’s first Artificial Intelligence Community of Practice had a great turnout with more than 150…Continue Reading Insightful Discussions During AI Community of Practice Session
Events
AI Events on the UTA Events Calendar
- AI Community Event for March
Join OIT, University Analytics, CRTLE and the Library for our collaborative AI event on March 18! There is an in-person and virtual option available. Agenda:11am-12pm…Continue Reading AI Community Event for March - North Texas Symposium on Generative AI
UTA’s Center of Artificial Intelligence and Big Data (CARIDA) is proud to present the Generative AI Symposium, an event designed to unite researchers, faculty, and…Continue Reading North Texas Symposium on Generative AI
Resources
- Khanmigo Teacher Tools Now Available in Canvas
University instructors now have access to Khanmigo, Khan Academy’s trusted AI teaching assistant, directly within Canvas. Designed by teachers for teachers, Khanmigo streamlines course prep…Continue Reading Khanmigo Teacher Tools Now Available in Canvas - QuickStart Guide: Crafting a Syllabus and Canvas Statement about AI Use
In the year since advanced AI chatbots like ChatGPT became available, there’s been significant debate on their use in education. While UTA hasn’t formalized an AI policy, and CoLA hasn’t endorsed a standard syllabus statement, educators are encouraged to establish their own guidelines. A clear syllabus statement can outline acceptable AI uses within a course, potentially highlighting constructive applications for learning. The UTA CoLA AI/ChatGPT working group offers steps to assist in crafting such policies….Continue Reading QuickStart Guide: Crafting a Syllabus and Canvas Statement about AI Use