AI: Tips & Tools from Your Librarians: Home

• May 21st, 9 AM-12 PM: Hands-on digitizing texts with machine learning and AI - open to all, some Python experience recommended and access to a computer needed

• June 3rd, 1-4 PM & June 4th, 10 AM-12 PM: Graduate Student Research Intensive - open to all, designed for students getting started with their research, AI session included on June 4th

• June 2nd - July 14th, online, self-paced, $450: Intro to Prompt Engineering - Continuing & Professional Education Online Course, course starts with an introduction to AI and Generative AI and finishes with building and implementing AI agents

Welcome to the University Libraries' Guide to AI!  You'll find some resources and tips to help you navigate AI and Generative AI (GenAI).  We have also compiled guidance from Virginia Tech and beyond for your reference.

We recommend to always think when considering use whether it is how accurate the information you receive might be or the possible risks in using (security, copyright or losing credit for your idea)!

Have questions or need more in depth help?  Reach out to our AI Support Group!

Image credits: brain network from https://www.fmi.ch/news-events/articles/news.html?news=586; word cloud from https://libguides.mines.edu/genengineering/citing; AI logos for ChatGPT, Bing, Claude and Bard