LibGuides: Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT: AI at Rice University

Rice Faculty and Staff Response to ChatGPT

Rice faculty share three perspectives of ChatGPT
Conversational AI text concerns addressed by professors in Computer Science and Communication by Carlyn Chatfield, a contributing writing
Recording of ChatGPT in the Classroom Event
The zoom recording of the ChatGPT event put on by the Center for Teaching Excellence (CTE)

Summarization: Give the AI tool an essay and ask for a summary.
Question answering: given these paragraphs of text, answer this specific question about the information they represent.
Rewrites: reword things to be more "punchy" or "professional" or "sassy" or "sardonic" --part of the fun here is using increasingly varied adjectives and seeing what happens.
Suggesting titles--actually a form of summarization

Special thanks to Mary Purugganan.

Will Rice adapt to AI or be left at its mercy?
A Thresher opinion piece about ChatGPT and AI at Rice written by a Rice undergraduate student
Letter to the Editor: When you talk about AI, remember what we're in school for
A letter to the editor submitted by a member of the Rice community in response to the opinion piece "Will Rice adapt to AI or be left at its mercy?
ChatGPT is far from the villain it's made out to be.
A Thresher opinion piece written by a Rice undergrad in response to "Letter to the Editor: When you talk about AI, remember what we're in school for"

Research Group and Colloquium About the Impact of AI on Ethics and Social Justice in Education
The research group proposal for a group on ethical and social justice concerns arising from the use of artificial intelligence in education.

Robotics & Artificial Intelligence Labs at Rice

Kaiyu Hang's page
Kaiyu Hang is an Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Rice University, and director of the Robotics and Physical Interactions Lab (Robot Lab), broadly interested in robotic systems that can physically interact with other robots, people, and the world.
Kavraki Lab Website
The website of the Kavraki Lab at Rice, which focuses on computational robotics, AI & biomedicine.
Human-Centered AI and Robotics Group
The website for the Human-Centered AI and Robots Group at Rice, which focuses on human-robot interaction, interactive machine learning, and explainable AI.
Moshe Y. Vardi's page
Moshe Y. Vardi is a University Professor, Karen Ostrum George Distinguished Service Professor in Computational Enginerering at Rice University, where he is leading an Initiative on Technology, Culture, and Society. His interests focus on automated reasoning, a branch of Artificial Intelligence with broad applications to computer science, including machine learning, database theory, computational-computational theory, knowledge in multi-agent systems, computer-aided verification, and teaching logic across the curriculum.
Joe Warren's page
Joe Warren is a Computer Science professor at Rice University, interested in computer graphics, geometric modeling, bioinformatics, computer gaming, and education.