This page offers information to help students navigate the use of AI technologies in their classwork and research. Students should review the UGA Policy on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Academic and Operational Contexts and related university guidance, linked below.
AI Tools for Students
UGA provides campus access to several AI tools, available using your MyID login:
- Microsoft Copilot assists with writing, coding, and productivity tasks.
- Google Gemini supports content generation, brainstorming, and multimodal tasks using text, images, and other inputs.
- Google’s Gemini Notebook serves as a research assistant with document management, conversational AI, and content creation features like study guides and podcast overviews.
These tools meet university privacy and data security standards, meaning your input and output data stay protected and are not used to train external models or shared with external parties.
Resources for Students
AI Literacy Initiative
UGA is offering a campus-wide course, “AI Literacy for All” offered by the Digital Education Council, designed to provide students, faculty and staff with a foundational understanding of artificial intelligence. This course emphasizes responsible use and explores the implications of generative AI in both academic and professional settings. It will serve as a shared baseline resource to support a common understanding of AI across the university community.
AI Data Studio @ Main
The AI Data Studio @ Main is a dynamic hub for interdisciplinary research collaboration and learning. This instructional lab provides UGA students, faculty, and staff with a technology-enhanced environment to enhance their research data-related knowledge and skills.
UGA AI Literacy Guide
This AI Literacy Guide offers a foundational introduction to AI literacy for students, instructors, and the broader UGA community. Whether you’re exploring AI tools for the first time or considering how to incorporate them into your academic work, this guide is designed to help you get started.
Policies and Guidance
UGA Policy on the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Academic and Operational Contexts
UGA Guidance on Acceptable Use of AI
Academic Honesty Policy on Prohibited Conduct
UGA Syllabus Policy
Requires instructors to include clear written policies on generative AI in the syllabus and/or individual assignments, and to discuss with students what constitutes acceptable use of generative AI.
