Vol. 1, Issue 2 | February 2024
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Welcome to the second installment of the Teaching & Learning AI Digest. Curated by the team at Purdue
University’s Innovation Hub, this monthly newsletter includes exciting stories about the evolution of AI in our classrooms, labs, campus community and around the world.
Know a colleague who may be interested in this newsletter? Encourage them to subscribe today.
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Purdue’s Governance and Responsible Artificial Intelligence Lab, known more commonly by its acronym “GRAIL,” focuses on
collaborative and interdisciplinary research on AI policy, ethics and governance — filling a gap in academic research that persists in this newest technology landscape.
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Other Stories of AI @ Purdue
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Purdue Libraries welcomes Shantanu Roy and Thomas Stahura to their MakeYourStory podcast to tell the story of creating an AI tool called
Quasi.
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The
Offices of Academic Affairs, Research and Information Technology invite Purdue faculty and staff to participate in a survey about their current use of generative AI. The survey will close Monday, March 4.
Take Survey
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Dr. Jing Lu, clinical assistant professor of library science, has curated
an extensive collection of AI resources, providing a valuable hub for AI enthusiasts at Purdue.
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Research Worth Reading
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Learn how LLMs prioritize risk and decision-making in this article co-authored by Matthew Kovach, a Purdue faculty member
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Explore how LLM naming conventions impact educators’ and learners’ perceptions of the tool
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See how various AI-detection software are evaluated in real-world cases
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Learn how to ask AI to query specific text or resources before it provides an output
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Additionally, if you have recent publications related to artificial intelligence or story ideas about AI at Purdue,
please send them to jone1594@purdue.edu.
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