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Swarthmore provides Artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support teaching, learning, and research. Other tools not provided by Swarthmore may use your data to train their models, potentially creating a critical data security risk | Swarthmore provides Artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support teaching, learning, and research. Other tools not provided by Swarthmore may use your data to train their models, potentially creating a critical data security risk. | ||
== Tools == | == Tools == | ||
All listed tools are private and do not train on user data. | All listed tools are private and do not train on user data. | ||
=== Text-Based === | === Text-Based === | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 12 June 2026
Swarthmore provides Artificial intelligence (AI) tools to support teaching, learning, and research. Other tools not provided by Swarthmore may use your data to train their models, potentially creating a critical data security risk.
Tools
All listed tools are private and do not train on user data.
Text-Based
LibreChat multi-model AI chatbot including access to ChatGPT and Claude.
Google Gemini Google’s AI chatbot and mobile app
NotebookLM Google’s service that uses your specific documents as a knowledge base to answer questions, summarize content, and generate ideas.
Image and Video
Firefly generate images from a text description
Zoom
Zoom AI Companion automatically generate meeting summaries and allow participants to questions about the meeting.
API Access
ITS provides API access to a number of different LLM models. Get in touch with ITS to learn more about how to incorporate AI into your coding projects.
Information and Resoures
ITS Guidelines on the Use of Artificial Intelligence
Library and ITS Guidance on Artificial Intelligence for Faculty
Library and ITS Guidance on Artificial Intelligence for Students