AI Bites

Drawing from faculty and students across all disciplines, we present diverse perspectives on the impact of artificial intelligence in academia. Discover AI as tools through our collection of ideas and demonstrations, inspiring new applications in research and teaching. Engage in AI reflections and questions, fostering discourse within the academic community.

Recent AI Bites

• Doing Oral History Is Slow Work. Can Artificial Intelligence Help? by Paula Orozco-Espinel - 12/09/24

• Transkribus: A Useful AI Tool for Historians by Pernille Røge and Paula Orozco-Espinel - 12/09/24

Previous AI Bites

• Dietrich AI Survey Snapshot by Daniel Crawford - 2/21/24
• One Year with ChatGPT by Jonathan Woon - 2/21/24

• Uses of AI in Academia by Addison Eldin - 3/26/24
• Informed users behind the keyboard: Making good use of AI pair programming tools by Louis Freeland-Haynes - 3/26/24

• The New White House Rules About AI by Bowei Ouyang - 05/02/2024
• How New is AI? by Daniel Crawford - 05/02/2024
• Creative Writing and AI Tools by Hans Park - 05/02/2024

• Boundless Potential of AI in Mathematics by Miao Yang - 07/02/2024
• How Can We Regulate AI? by Mehul Bhushan - 07/02/2024
• Incorporating AI Into an Asian Art History Course by Marisol Villela Balderrama - 07/02/2024
• "AI Generation Detected" by Daniel Crawford - 07/02/2024