ChatGPT Edu is OpenAI's version of ChatGPT offered to universities and educational institutions for campus use. Recent coverage includes OpenAI's Raghav Gupta outlining an India education push with AI literacy efforts and ChatGPT Edu licenses; about 12 Chico State students protesting Cal State's renewed $13 million-a-year OpenAI contract; and universities weighing cost control, data protection and broad access as AI pricing shifts to consumption-based models.
OpenAI's Raghav Gupta on India Education PushAccording to Deccan Herald, OpenAI's Raghav Gupta outlined the company's next push in India: AI literacy efforts, ChatGPT Edu licenses and skilling programs aimed at helping bridge the country's education gap.
Chico State students protest Cal State's $13M OpenAI contractAbout 12 Chico State students protested the California State University system's renewed $13 million-a-year OpenAI contract, which gives campuses access to ChatGPT Edu. Protesters said most students don't use the tool and demanded that faculty and students be consulted. The rally was part of a week of anti-AI actions and followed Gov. Gavin Newsom's call for public input on AI policy.
Higher ed AI cost control without curbing innovationAs AI services shift to consumption-based pricing, universities must control costs and protect data while preserving faculty autonomy, research computing and broad student access. UNLV offers tiered data-protection services and Notre Dame unites tools, policies and training via AI@ND.
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