University-supported AI

AI Tools

Explore AI tools available to the CU Denver community. Learn what each tool can do and review access, eligibility, licensing, and support information.

OpenAI

ChatGPT Edu

Use a conversational AI assistant to brainstorm ideas, summarize information, draft content, answer questions, analyze documents, and support learning, research, and productivity.

Faculty and staff: Complete the required AI training in Percipio. After completion is recorded, eligible users receive access to the CU ChatGPT Edu workspace.

Students: Successfully complete the required Canvas AI training. Eligible students will then receive an invitation at their university email address.

Cost: Available at no additional cost to eligible CU Denver users.

Use the secure CU ChatGPT Edu workspace—not a personal ChatGPT account—when working with university information.

Microsoft

Microsoft Copilot Chat

Use conversational AI to search for information, generate and summarize text, answer questions, and create images from written prompts.

Access and cost: Copilot Chat is included with eligible university Microsoft 365 accounts at no additional cost. Sign in using your university credentials.

Optional paid license: Microsoft 365 Copilot provides additional integration with Microsoft 365 applications and university content. Many users will not need the paid license.

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Adobe

Adobe Express

Create flyers, posters, photographs, presentations, and other digital content with design tools and image-generation features powered by Adobe Firefly.

Some advanced AI functionality requires a paid Adobe Creative Cloud license.

Zoom

Zoom AI Companion

Enhance productivity and collaboration in Zoom with features including meeting assistance and summaries.

AI Companion is available to CU Denver Zoom users but is turned off by default. Users can review available features in their Zoom settings.

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