Rutgers makes $10 million investment to become leader in AI and data science
October 16, 2024
AI essentials
Artificial intelligence technologies have captured the public’s imagination, signaling considerable changes in the technology landscape. We aim to provide resources to help the Rutgers community explore the possibilities of AI and navigate the concerns and issues related to its use.
AI guidance for Rutgers
Wondering about using artificial intelligence at Rutgers? We have initial guidance and assistance to help you think through the challenges and opportunities of AI.
AI terms for educators
The term artificial intelligence is everywhere these days, but what does it really mean? Get info on lingo like generative AI, machine learning, and more.
AI capabilities in technology tools
Explore a selection of Rutgers technology services and tools that integrate AI features and capabilities, highlighting some of the options available to support your work and learning.
Zoom AI Companion
AI Companion integrates with Zoom to help enhance meetings by providing automatic transcriptions, producing interactive summaries, creating meeting agendas, tracking action items, and more—all in real-time.
Adobe Express AI
Adobe Express utilizes generative AI to bring your ideas to life. Just type a description of your image, and your idea is transformed into digital art.
LinkedIn Learning AI-powered coaching
With LinkedIn Learning AI-powered coaching, you can get real-time advice tailored to your profile, recommended courses and videos, career feedback, and more.
Microsoft Teams Premium
Teams Premium offers enhanced collaboration and engagement features, automatic scheduling, and AI-powered meetings that can produce summaries, action items, live translations, and more.
AI projects and research
In 1968 Saul Amarel, an early leader in computer science at Rutgers, wrote a paper about artificial intelligence that put him at the forefront of the AI movement. And today, Rutgers is still breaking ground in the AI field.
University policies
The following policies within the University Policy Library are particularly relevant for the use of AI at Rutgers.
Academic Integrity Policy 10.2.13
Details on standards of academic integrity and the process for adjudicating alleged violations of those standards.
Information Classification Policy 70.1.2
Outlines the standards for classifying information at Rutgers to ensure the protection of university data.
Acceptable Use Policy for IT Resources 70.1.1
Outlines the acceptable use of university information technology resources, such as software, systems, and other resources.
