| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| GenAI Overview | Get to know the growing world of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). |
| GenAI Prompt Guide | Become more familiar with using prompts (text- and image-based). |
| GenAI Use Cases for Experimenting | Discover key categories and use cases that can guide your use of GenAI: dreaming, drudgery, design, and development. |
| GenAI FAQs | Browse these frequently asked questions for a quick, high-level introduction. |
GenAI (General)
AI Playground
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| AI Playground | Launch this user-friendly platform that allows you to safely try various AI models from vendors like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic in one spot. |
| AI Playground Quick Start Guide | Get help with how to use the AI Playground and find information on Frequently Asked Questions about the Playground and AI in general. |
| AI Playground Service Information | Discover service information about the AI Playground. |
| AI Playground Release Notes | Review the history of release notes for the AI Playground, as features are being updated and added regularly. |
| AI Playground Feedback Form | Provide your thoughts on how the AI Playground is performing and how the team can improve the overall experience. |
| Get AI Playground Support | Request assistance with the Stanford AI Playground for technical issues and problems. |
AI Efforts at Stanford
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| GenAI Tool Evaluation Matrix | Discover the tools being evaluated by University IT (UIT) for potential implementation in various contexts, according to the needs of the Stanford community. |
| GenAI Efforts at Stanford | View a collection of pioneering GenAI initiatives at our university and medical school. |
| Artificial Intelligence Teaching Guide | Stanford Teaching Commons | For instructors and teaching teams, get help to make informed and intentional decisions about using AI in teaching practice and courses. |
| The Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL) | Get to know this center of excellence for artificial intelligence research, teaching, theory, and practice since its founding in 1963. |
| Stanford Institute for Human-Centered AI (HAI) | Learn more about this interdisciplinary institute established in 2019 to advance AI research, education, policy, and practice. |
| Stanford Translational AI (STAI) Lab | The STAI Lab unites interdisciplinary researchers from fields such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Computer Vision (CV), Neuroscience, Medical and Neuro Imaging, and Psychiatry, with the goal of addressing critical challenges in Precision Healthcare and Mental Health. |
| Stanford Medicine's Secure GPT tool (beta) | For Stanford Health Care and Stanford School of Medicine Secure GPT, this service for interacting with large language models (LLMs) is built and supported by Stanford Medicine TDS and offers a variety of GenAI models for experimentation in a safe, secure environment. |
AI Security, Privacy, and Policies at Stanford
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| Report of the AI at Stanford Advisory Committee | The AI at Stanford Advisory Committee's report evaluates AI's role in administration, education, and research at Stanford, proposing guiding principles and recommendations to ensure its responsible use while fostering innovation. |
| Responsible AI | With this guide, learn how to more confidently use AI tools and models while keeping Stanford's data safe. |
| Avoiding Third-Party Bots for Meeting Help | Read about best practices and cautions for using certain third-party bots. |
| Generative AI Policy Guidance at Stanford | Honor Code Implications of Generative AI Tools, by the Board on Conduct Affairs (BCA). |
| Reexamining "Fair Use" in the Age of AI | This Stanford HAI article discusses the complexities of applying fair use doctrine to generative AI systems trained on copyrighted materials. |
| Other policies that might apply to various intersections with GenAI |
Education and Awareness
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| UIT Tech Training | University IT Technology Training classes are available to Stanford University staff, faculty, students, and Stanford Hospitals & Clinics employees. Explore upcoming AI sessions. |
| Stanford AI Playground 101 Class Overview | The UIT Tech Training team offers an interactive and beginner-friendly course titled "AI Playground 101" which provides an introduction to key GenAI concepts, effective prompt engineering, responsible AI use, and explores the AI Playground through instructor led hands-on activities. |
| AI Programs Comparison Chart by Stanford Online | Compare AI programs for engineering and technical professionals. Discover which one is right for you. |
| LinkedIn Learning: Artificial Intelligence | Explore the fundamentals, applications, or ethics of AI. Find courses here that challenge and inform you. |
| On Tech: A.I. Newsletter Series (New York Times) | Build knowledge about AI with this useful newsletter series from the New York Times (available free for Stanford students, staff, and faculty through Stanford Libraries). |
| AI Watch: Global Regulatory Tracker | Keep track of AI regulatory developments around the world. |
Help
| Page | Description |
|---|---|
| University Privacy Office (UPO) | Contact UPO for privacy questions or to submit a help request. |
| Information Security Office (ISO) | Contact ISO for IT security questions or to start a discussion when considering a generative AI third-party tool . |
| Report an Incident | Report an incident (such as a data breach or system compromise). |
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