Artificial Intelligence (AI) at the U
Creating a vibrant ecosystem that drives innovation and accelerates the adoption of AI technologies.
Microsoft Copilot is now available at the University of Utah
Microsoft Copilot (formerly Bing Chat Enterprise), a generative artificial intelligence chat platform, is currently available at no cost to University of Utah and University of Utah Health staff and faculty as part of the university’s A5-tier Microsoft Campus Agreement.
Approved AI Chatbot Use for University Business
University of Utah AI leadership provides clarity on the approved use of AI chatbots and other AI tools within our organization and highlights the guidelines for using these powerful tools responsibly. Read the full article about chatbot use.
Campus AI leadership hosts regular virtual office hours on Fridays from 12-1 PM. Additional details can be found in the Events section. Questions regarding AI tools, approvals, or safe AI use can also be submitted using the contact form. Answers to questions will be added to our FAQ page.
Learn with AI
Learning how to use AI prepares students for future careers in a world where AI technologies are increasingly prevalent across industries.
Research with AI
From healthcare to robotics, our interdisciplinary approach fosters collaboration and innovation, driving groundbreaking discoveries that shape the future of AI.
Teach with AI
By leveraging artificial intelligence, instructors can personalize learning experiences, provide immediate feedback, and enhance student engagement.
Work with AI
AI can help identify and mitigate risks by analyzing data and predicting potential issues.
News
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AI paves the way for kids to learn math by teaching it
Amidst declining math scores, AI-powered app co-created by U faculty aims to double learning rate.
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Whose air quality are we monitoring?
U.S. EPA air quality monitors are disproportionally located in predominately white neighborhoods, leaving marginalized communities at risk of pollution exposure.
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Manish Parashar appointed inaugural Chief AI Officer for U
Manish Parashar will represent the university and advise U President Taylor Randall as the institution navigates various AI initiatives.
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The power of research: Leading through uncertainty
The University of Utah is a community of thinkers and doers—people unafraid to cross boundaries and ask big questions. That spirit has never been more essential.