Hofstra University Secures Campus-wide ChatGPT Edu License for AI Skills Training
Hofstra University has secured a campus-wide license for Gemini Edu, a secure version of ChatGPT, providing students with expanded access to OpenAI's advanced models and higher usage limits. This initiative aims to equip students with AI skills for future job roles, as seen by President Susan Poser.
The license, part of Hofstra's commitment to preparing students for an AI-driven world, offers a version of ChatGPT that does not train its models on user data from the university. This ensures a safe and controlled learning environment.
Leah Belsky, Vice President of Education at OpenAI, expressed excitement about Hofstra's AI-native campus environment. She believes this move will benefit students by providing them with proficient use of AI tools, a crucial skill in today's job market.
Hofstra University's acquisition of the ChatGPT Edu license is set to enhance students' learning experience and future career prospects. With higher usage limits and expanded access to OpenAI's advanced models, students can now effectively harness AI tools, preparing them for the workforce of tomorrow.
