Student FAQs
A type of artificial intelligence that can generate content based on patterns learned from its training data. Some examples of generative AI tools include: ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Midjourney, Dal-E, Grammarly, and Perplexity. Seek approval of your course instructor before using these or other generative AI tools for your coursework.
LinkedIn Learning has a growing number of courses and content about AI. “A Beginner’s Guide to Generative AI” is a good collection to start with!
Student Resources
Library Research Assistant
Uses natural language to conduct AI-powered searches of library resources.
Statista Research AI
Uses AI to generate citation-backed datasets pulled from proprietary Statista data.
JSTOR AI Research Tool
JSTOR's research assistant can answer questions about articles you’re actively reading, refine or re-rank your searches, and more.
Student AI Resource Guide
A guide for students for getting started with learning about generative AI
Faculty/Staff FAQs
A type of artificial intelligence that can generate content based on patterns learned from its training data. Some examples of generative AI tools include: ChatGPT, Claude, DeepSeek, Microsoft Copilot, Google Gemini, Midjourney, Dal-E, scite.AI, Grammarly, and Perplexity.
LinkedIn Learning has a growing number of courses and content about AI. “A Beginner’s Guide to Generative AI” is a good collection to start with!
Faculty and Staff Resources
Library Research Assistant
Uses natural language to conduct AI-powered searches of library resources.
Scite.AI
Uses AI to search a database of billions of citations to gain insights, get citation data, and track trends.
Faculty AI Resource Guide
A guide for faculty going over AI tools, AI in assignment design, AI in academic publishing, and more.