AI Tools

OpenAI's ChatGPT Edu agreement is tailored specifically for the California State University (CSU) system, providing advanced AI capabilities for all employees and students. It offers the ability to build custom GPTs for sharing within campus workspaces, as well as the needed privacy and data protection, and other enterprise security such as single sign-on (SSO), and SCIM integration.

All students, faculty, and staff have access to the full version of ChatGPT.  Check your campus portal or with your campus help desk for information on how to access ChatGPT.

Chat GPT Edu FAQ This link will take you to an external website in a new tab.                        

Zoom AI Companion is an advanced AI assistant integrated into the Zoom experience. It delivers powerful and real time capabilities to help you improve productivity and collaboration on the Zoom platform. It uses information from across Zoom, including Zoom Meetings, Zoom Chat, the web, and uploaded files to provide assistance and summarize information.

All CSU students, faculty, and staff have access to a ZOOM account.  Check your campus portal or contact your campus help desk for more information.

Copilot is the built-in Microsoft AI powered assistant available in Microsoft 365. It is designed to help you with a wide range of tasks, from drafting emails to managing your schedule. It uses advanced technologies like natural language processing and machine learning to understand and respond to your needs effectively.   

Your campus may have a campus-wide license available for students and faculty.  Check with your campus help desk for more information.

Google Gemini is an AI assistant developed by Google. It is designed to provide more personalized and conversational interactions. It aims to enhance productivity and creativity by offering more intuitive and interactive support.

Your campus may have a campus-wide license available for students and faculty.  Check with your campus help desk for more information. 

LumenGPT is a specialized artificial intelligence-powered information and resource assistant employing Meta’s Llama 2 open-source language model.  It will be available to a sub-set of the CSU community and trained with CSU data resources.

The NRP Nautilus, part of the National Research Platform, empowers faculty and researchers with cutting-edge high-performance computing resources, supporting both their own research and hands-on student training within their curriculum. NRP Nautilus is comprised of thousands of interconnected computers hosted at universities nationwide. The NRP can be used by CSU faculty and students for research at no cost. Learn more at docs.nationalresearchplatform.org This link will take you to an external website in a new tab..