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How do we use AI at UMD?

The University of Maryland is advancing AI education, technology, and leadership by conducting interdisciplinary research centered on the ethical and responsible application of artificial intelligence.

“Artificial intelligence continues to grow exponentially, creating opportunities to solve the grand challenges of our time."

President Darryll J. Pines UMD President
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Generative AI in Teaching and Learning Survey Results

The 2023-2024 academic year marked a pivotal moment for UMD as Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools became widely available across campus. To better understand how students and instructors are using these tools in academic settings, customized surveys were designed in Spring 2024, led by expert analysts in the Division of Academic Affairs and the Division of Information Technology (DIT).

Overall, results of the surveys found that while a smaller percentage of students and instructors have started using GenAI for coursework, both groups share a common concern: upholding academic integrity. As experiences with GenAI differ from class to class, there’s a growing opportunity for future education, guidance, and training, as both students and faculty anticipate increased usage in the semesters ahead.
 

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UMD Offers AI Chatbots for 10 Courses During Fall 2024

Some classes at the University of Maryland now use artificial intelligence chatbots released by this university’s Division of Information Technology.

The bots, piloted last spring, are similar in function to well-known chatbots such as ChatGPT, according to business professor Michael Kimbrough. The chatbots can answer questions about the syllabus, course structure and class material.

Read the full article in The Diamondback
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Shaping the Future of Artificial Intelligence

UMD launched the Artificial Intelligence Interdisciplinary Institute at Maryland (AIM), bringing together AI experts across campus to focus on responsible, ethical development and use of the technology to advance public good in industry, government and society. Students across all majors will learn the principles of AI and how they apply to their field of study, preparing them for an AI-infused workforce.

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All in on AI: How the Smith School is Preparing Leaders for the Future of Work

The potential of artificial intelligence seems limitless, and organizations everywhere want in. Business schools need to train the next leaders to figure out which of society's biggest challenges and greatest market needs can be addressed with AI. 

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What is Generative AI?

Discover the power of generative AI and learn best practices on its use. 

Generative AI at UMD
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Artificial Intelligence and Information Literacy

Instructors at UMD are encouraged to continually adapt to and embrace the use of advanced technologies. 

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Approved/Supported Software

Explore our comprehensive list of supported software.

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AI News from Maryland Today

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A Pathogen Is Persisting in Infant Formula. UMD Researchers Found Genetic Clues to Explain Why

Study Using AI Could Help Make Processing, Monitoring Safer
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UMD-led Study: Unconscious Bias Contributes to Disproportionate Amputations for Minority Populations

AI-Enabled Study Could Help Prevent Life-Changing Procedures
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UMD Among Top 5 Doctorate Producers in 5 Critical Tech Areas

New Study Finds That UMD Graduates High Numbers of Students in Quantum Science, AI and Other STEM Ph.D.s
View Article UMD Among Top 5 Doctorate Producers in 5 Critical Tech Areas
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