We are thrilled to announce the launch of ZotGPT 2.0! Building on the success of our initial release in January, we have worked diligently to bring you a more intuitive and feature-rich experience. This includes access to better chat management and mobile experience, new OpenAI o1 models, greater upload capacity, LaTeX support, improved code blocks and other formatting improvements.
NEW: API Access: You've requested it, and we've delivered. API access is now available to all faculty and staff, enabling you to integrate ZotGPT into your research and projects seamlessly. To get you started, we're offering a $200 credit for API token usage.
Reminder to students: Always use AI-generated content ethically and transparently, and follow your instructor's guidelines if you use AI for coursework. If you're unsure whether or how your instructor would like you to use AI, don't make assumptions. Ask them. If you use AI-generated content and represent it as your own original work, this can qualify as academic misconduct and may have consequences for your student status.
ZotGPT Chat is available to students, faculty, and staff at no cost. As part of OIT's ongoing commitment to supporting the university's emerging generative AI needs, ZotGPT Chat can help brainstorm ideas, develop plans, and find different ways to get things done; for any use related to classes, be sure to follow your instructor's guidelines. Currently, Chat supports multiple models, chat history, file uploads, and a large context window. ZotGPT Chat is built using Microsoft Azure AI, Amazon AWS, and open web technologies securely in UCI's tenant.
ZotGPT Chat also powers ClassChat, a faculty-driven tool to enhance classroom engagement currently piloted in select courses. ClassChat can help students grasp course materials, prepare for exams, and complete assignments efficiently.
OIT provides these tools as UCI-contracted resources offering greater degrees of privacy and security than the publicly-available commercial versions of these tools. In line with UCI's values of equity, diversity, and inclusion, generative AI not only offers broad opportunities for teaching, learning, and research but also has the potential to replicate and reinforce social biases, to spread misinformation, and to have disproportionate effects on communities and their environments.
Copilot is a chatbot using Microsoft Prometheus (Powered by Bing and GPT-4 series LLMs) and DALL-E3 that provides a generative chat experience featuring text extraction, image generation, PDF summarization, and other useful features.
Gemini is a chatbot that helps users brainstorm ideas, develop plans, and find different ways to get things done.
Zoom AI Companion features include meeting transcription, summarization, Q&A, and more. Features need to be enabled via the Zoom web portal. Users are notified when a meeting is AI-enhanced.
Up to P3
Saved chats
Text extraction (from images only)
Image analysis
Image generation(using DALL•E 3)
Voice chat
Internet responses(using Bing)
Extended memory
Faculty, Staff, & Students
Use UCI Microsoft Account
Microsoft Prometheus (Powered by Bing and GPT-4 series LLMs), DALL-E 3
Up to P3 (P4 with MOU)
Saved chats
Text extraction (from images & PDFs)
Image analysis
Image generation
Voice chat
Internet responses
Extended memory
Faculty, Staff, & Students
Use UCI Account
OpenAI o1 Preview + Mini, GPT-4 Omni + Mini (GPT-4o), GPT-4 Turbo, GPT-3.5 Turbo
Built by UCI, for UCI.
Only P1 or P2
Saved chats
Text extraction (from images only)
Image analysis
Image generation
Voice Chat
Internet responses(using Google)
Extended memory
Faculty, Staff, & Students
Use UCI Google Account
Gemini
In order to best serve our students, we need to engage with generative AI in meaningful ways across the curriculum.
From research to implementation, researchers, faculty, staff, and students are working on exciting AI and ML projects!
Learn all about data classification levels and what sorts of data are safe to provide to these generative AI tools.
AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Copilot offer advanced responses, but raise security and privacy concerns for submitted data.
Research in AI is concerned with producing machines to automate tasks requiring intelligent behavior. Examples include computer vision, bioinformatics, constraint-based problem solving, text understanding, data mining and smart sensor networks.
UCI affiliates with access to Udemy can now explore the new learning paths to enhance their GenAI skills. These online courses are good for a general overview as well as in-depth knowledge related to specific roles.