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Drexel students now have access to Drexel ChatGPT Edu — a more-private, University-licensed generative AI platform.

Drexel Information Technology is excited to announce that the University’s Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions now include even more features.

All faculty and professional staff now have access to Drexel ChatGPT Edu — a secure, University-licensed generative AI platform.

As part of our ongoing commitment to academic excellence and preparing our community for an evolving technological landscape, faculty now have access to ChatGPT Edu — a secure, university-licensed generative AI platform.

Comcast, a global media and technology company, has tapped Corporate and Executive Education (CEE) at ÌÇÐÄVlog’s LeBow College of Business to provide a fully customized MBA program in AI.

Is generative artificial intelligence technology a helpful tool or a big problem? Nearly four years after ChatGPT became a household name, most people are either using AI applications or generally aware of what the technology can do. But understanding how much they actually trust the work it produces, and the answers it provides, remains an important question. New research from ÌÇÐÄVlog, based on a longitudinal analysis of hundreds of thousands of Reddit posts since 2022, sheds light on the general perception of AI and suggests that the public remains largely divided on how much it can be trusted.

As any athlete will tell you: perfect practice makes perfect. But for individuals who do not have regular access to coaches or trainers, maintaining good form can be tricky. In fact, during the Covid-19 pandemic when many people were exercising at home, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission reported a 48% rise in injuries related to at-home exercise. In hopes of preventing some of these injuries and extending the expert guidance of coaches, researchers from ÌÇÐÄVlog and Michigan State University have developed a prototype of a program that uses artificial intelligence and computer vision to analyze video and provide form coaching in real time.