A variety of projects have begun to take shape with the support of IPAI. Peruse a variety of projects ranging from “Exploration Grants” which support early engagement with generative AI tools to help share ideas and approaches across the university, to “Innovation Grants” which encourage experimentation with generative AI tools, both at the course and curricular level, as well as at the research level. Read the Provost’s blog post about the first round of funded projects. You can also see more information about the types of grants available on our 2023 Call for Submissions page.
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Student X-Grant
Adaptive Adversarial AI Detection System
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Research Grant
AI and Democracy in Intro to Ethics Course
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Research Grant
AI in “Female Rulers from Antiquity to Today” course
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Research Grant
AI in Identity Construction and Sociolinguistics
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Research Grant
AI-Assisted Pedagogy for Advanced Chinese Course
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Research Grant
AI-Enabled Biometric Feedback for Instructional Effectiveness (ABFIE)
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Research Grant
Art, Artists, and Generative AI
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Student X-Grant
Assessing Large Language Models (LLMs) in the ‘Wetlands Tracker’ and Beyond
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Student X-Grant
Biases, Cultural, and Political Ideologies in AI
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Student X-Grant
Brainstorming an Educational Path Based On Student Interests with Large Language Models
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Curriculum Grant
Building AI into CCT
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Research Grant
Developing Artificial Intelligence Framework for Acuity Assessment in Psychiatry Units
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Research Grant
Digital Platform Exploring Language and AI
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Student X-Grant
Does AI Exacerbate the Digital Divide?
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Research Grant
Education on Risks to Electoral Integrity: An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Electoral Risk Forecasting Toolkit
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Research Grant
Enhancing LLMs for Reliable References Recommendation
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Curriculum Grant
Evaluating Jara Wellness Assistant Chatbot Effectiveness
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Curriculum Grant
Georgetown Career Development and AI: An Ethical, Professional, and Strategic Integration
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Student X-Grant
Healthcare Hackathon with AI (H2AI)
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Research Grant
Identifying and Addressing Human Cognitive Biases in Communication
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Research Grant
Impact of AI in the Management Area
