US university partners with OpenAI to integrate ChatGPT into classrooms
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Arizona State University (ASU) and OpenAI have officially collaborated to introduce ChatGPT into higher education settings.
ASU is the first university to join forces with OpenAI, the AI research and deployment company responsible for ChatGPT.
Commencing in February, ASU will encourage faculty and staff to submit proposals for implementing ChatGPT Enterprise in various innovative ways. The focus areas for integration include enhancing student success, fostering innovative research avenues, and streamlining organisational processes.
"By providing access to advanced AI capabilities, these tools are levelling the playing field, allowing individuals and organisations - regardless of size or resources - to harness the power of AI for creative and innovative endeavours," said Lev Gonick, ASU Chief Information Officer.
The collaboration signifies a milestone in bringing ChatGPT Enterprise's advanced capabilities into higher education, setting a precedent for universities to enhance learning, creativity, and student outcomes.
"Our collaboration with OpenAI reflects our philosophy and our commitment to participating directly in the responsible evolution of AI learning technologies," stated ASU President Michael M. Crow.
Emphasising user privacy, the platform incorporates enterprise-grade security measures to protect user data. These measures are meticulously designed to safeguard against digital threats, ensuring a secure environment for utilising the platform's functionalities.
"Learning is core to why so many users love ChatGPT. ASU continues to lead in innovation by integrating ChatGPT into its educational programs," commented OpenAI Chief Operating Officer Brad Lightcap.
The partnership between ASU and OpenAI marks a significant step towards incorporating AI into education responsibly, providing a platform for learning and creativity.
