AI at UO

 

 

UO's central guidepost for AI.

Connecting you with emerging tools, research, policies, and opportunities. Supporting responsible, creative, and impactful use of AI across teaching, research, and operations.

AI Tools at UO





Copilot Chat

Write text or code, create images, analyze data, summarize webpages, and more—with data protections through the UO.




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Zoom AI Companion

Coming soon!





Microsoft 365 Copilot (in-app)

Subscription-based AI built into apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Teams. Available to UO faculty and staff.

 

Additional Tools

  • Adobe Firefly, Apple Intelligence, and Turnitin SimCheck have also been approved for use at the UO.
  • Learn more about other AI tools.

Learn about Generative AI at LinkedIn Learning

Explore GenAI at LinkedIn Learning, available free to UO students and UO faculty and staff.

UO AI Guidelines and Resources

Teaching Support and Innovation

UO Libraries

University Communications

News and Events

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UO neuroscientists using AI to empower experiments
Ralph Heidl and Lucas Crownover
Information Services helps business prof launch AI courses
Colin Koopman
A UO philosopher talks about AI and how data affects your life

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UO AI Council

The UO AI Council advises the provost on the integration of artificial intelligence across our institution. The council will be a platform for faculty, staff, researchers, and students to develop frameworks to ensure the effective and ethical use of AI in teaching, learning, research, and administration. The council's responsibilities include:  

Policy and Guidelines

Recommend policies, principles, and guidelines for ethical use of AI in teaching, research, and administration.  This includes data governance, privacy protection, and assessing risks associated with AI research and applications. 

Strategic Planning

Develop, recommend and review strategic plans for AI integration, outlining goals, priorities, and resource allocation.

Evaluation

Monitor ongoing AI initiatives, assess their impact, and make recommendations for improvements or adjustments as needed.

 

 

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Students Innovating


The university's AI Student Association is full of ambitious builders who are passionate about understanding AI to prepare for and solve real-world problems. 
 

Join the UO AI Club