The first announcement was made in September 2024 on the UTech News page of Case Western Reserve University’s website. “Google’s Gemini Now Available to the CWRU Community,” the post read. The chatbot, the notice continued, could be used as a writing...
The first announcement was made in September 2024 on the UTech News page of Case Western Reserve University’s website. “Google’s Gemini Now Available to the CWRU Community,” the post read. The chatbot, the notice continued, could be used as a writing and learning assistant and was capable of generating custom images. Students, faculty and staff could easily access the tool by signing in with their university Google accounts. While Gemini wasn’t CWRU’s first sanctioned artificial intelligence solution — UTech had previously launched an internal AI portal — it was significant, says Tron …
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EdTech Magazine — Higher Ed (EN)