ASU Leads AI Integration in Academia with OpenAI Partnership
The university received more than 175 proposals in the first round of applications, accepted 105, and issued more than 800 ChatGPT Enterprise licenses to employees from 14 of ASU’s 17 schools, colleges, enterprise units, and teams. ASU selected six proposals from W. P. Carey employees.
During a W. P. Carey “Coffee, Tea, and ChatGPT” series event, which brought university employees together to discuss generative AI and ChatGPT’s impact on teaching and learning, six W. P. Carey license recipients shared how they’re using the technology in supply chain, economics, business, and information systems (IS) to investigate risk-sensing, collect exclusions of non-generally accepted accounting principles (non-GAAP), conduct commodity strategic analysis, avoid decision-making biases, and develop AI’s applications in curriculum, teaching, learning, and the student experience.
Six W. P. Carey ChatGPT Enterprise license recipients
The AI Innovation Challenge continues to accept license proposals from university faculty, staff, and students on a semester basis. The W. P. Carey Marketing and Communications Department was accepted into the challenge in May. The team of 20-plus is using ChatGPT Enterprise to enhance market analysis, content creation, and project management.