Category results for: AI Resources

Dell Technologies Day

On September 22, Dell will be hosting its annual Dell Technologies Day. Information on the event is below. Location VCU Student Commons – Virginia Room C and D Schedule Lunch provided at 12PM; Please feel free to come for either or both sessions, come and go as you please. 10:30-12: Dell End User Compute Portfolio […]

AI Watermarks: What New Policies from Anthropic, Google, and Adobe Mean for VCU

In August Anthropic announced that all new Claude models will embed watermarks into generated text. This update helps meet European Union AI Act requirements, which mandate that AI-generated content be detectable. Other GenAI Tool Watermarking Other major tech companies are rolling out similar tracking methods: Why It Matters to Higher Ed Text watermarks are not […]

VCU Technology Services and Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence Launch AI Survey

VCU’s Technology Services and Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence are conducting a survey to better understand sentiments and skills surrounding the use of Generative AI tools. This survey takes approximately 10 minutes to complete and is open to all VCU faculty, staff and students that are 18 years of age or older. The results […]

VCU Tech Services Provides 60-Day Gemini Pro for Education Pilot

During the Fall 2025 semester, 50 members of the VCU community—including faculty, staff, researchers, and students—embarked on a 60-day pilot program to test the capabilities of Gemini Pro for Education. This initiative examined how Gemini Pro could be integrated into the university’s daily academic and administrative workflows within its Google Workspace environment. The pilot participants […]

The AI Incident Database

The AI Incident Database is an open source repository of real-world incidents where AI systems caused—or nearly caused—harm. A project of the Responsible AI Collaborative, the database is a useful resource cataloging more than 1200 incidents, including deepfake investment and phishing scams, data leaks, and autopilot car collisions. A number of features built into the […]