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AI Guidance and Best Practices

NC State promotes the ethical and responsible use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools and solutions. Review our ever-growing collection of guidance and resources for students, faculty and staff.

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Guidance for the Use of Generative AI Tools

Learn more about how to responsibly harness the power of AI.

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AI for Students

Guidance for students regarding the responsible use of AI tools and solutions.

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AI for Teaching and Learning

Learn how to effectively integrate AI-related concepts in your learning environments.

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AI for Research

Learn how to effectively integrate AI-related concepts into your research.

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AI for Staff and Business Use

Learn more about best practices and guidelines from professionals using artificial intelligence tools.

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Keep private university data private when using AI

Read this article for more information on the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education and for guidance on how to responsibly use tools.

Data Science Experts @ NC State

Request assistance from NC State graduate research assistants (RAs) with expertise in programming, data manipulation and cleaning, statistical and quantitative analyses, data communication, and more.

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2024 Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work Report

Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Work evaluates recent advances in AI technology and their implications for economic productivity, the workforce, and education in the United States. The report notes that AI is a tool with the potential to enhance human labor and create new forms of valuable work – but this is not an inevitable outcome.

AI Non-Credit Certificates From The NC State AI Academy

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Academy at NC State University was developed through a grant from the US Department of Labor and offers industry-aligned credentials to individuals interested in entering or advancing their careers in AI.

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Artificial Intelligence Advisory Group

The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Advisory Group is helping NC State lead in the innovation and application of AI.

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AI Guidance and Best Practices