This informative session will walk you through the generative AI tools available to the Duke community. We'll provide a comprehensive overview of the key platforms you can access at little to no cost, highlighting the unique features and benefits of each. You'll also gain insights into important considerations such as data privacy and potential costs. By the end of the session, you'll be equipped to choose the right tools for your specific academic, research, or administrative needs. The session concludes with open lab time for in-person attendees to experiment with AI tools, with facilitators on hand for support.

When you register, you'll be asked to choose whether you'd like to attend in person (Rubenstein 249, Carpenter Board Room) or online. Online registrants will receive a Zoom URL when they register. In person seats are limited so please make sure you can attend that day.

Everyone registered for this event will receive a recording.

NOTE: At this time, Duke Health Technology Solutions (DHTS) and Duke University Health System (DUHS) Compliance have determined that many of the tools we will discuss, including ChatGPT, DukeGPT, MyGPT Builder, and the AI Gateway, are not approved for use within the Duke Health environment. Microsoft Copilot is still available for use by the Duke Health community.