Generative AI
Generative AI is a subfield of artificial intelligence that focuses on synthesizing new content or data from existing ones. We provide the following services to the UF community to explore and conduct research on the use of Generative AI.
NaviGator AI
NaviGator AI allows you to use different Large Language Models (LLMs) with your own dataset. You can use AI to discover trends and patterns, look for insights, and produce reports based on your data. Available to UF Students, Faculty, and Staff.
UF GPT: Microsoft Copilot
This service currently provided by Microsoft Copilot (not M365 Copilot) is protected by UF-Microsoft data agreement. Copilot is an AI assistant that uses OpenAI's GPT-4 model. It generates human-like responses and functions as a web search engine with access to web search results and up-to-date information. To start using it, click the link below and log in with your GatorLink. Available to UF Students, Faculty, and Staff.
AI Application Toolkit
UFIT offers a set of AI tools to allow custom applications to utilize GPT models offered via Azure OpenAI as well as additional models such as Llama2/3 and Gemini. Consultation with UFIT experts in high performance computing and AI enablement is available for this service. Available to UF Faculty, and Staff.
Applications of AI
AI is an emerging and powerful technology that enables disciplines to address challenges that were previously intractable. UF is equipping its researchers and faculty with the most advanced and cutting-edge technology to broaden and deepen research in the applications of AI.
Digital Twins
UF Cognitive Digital Twins – More coming soon! Cognitive digital twins are digital models of real-world entities that can learn from data and make predictions. They use artificial intelligence and cognitive capabilities to understand, reason, and act. They can help optimize processes, improve outcomes, and foresee the future.
AI Across the Curriculum
The University of Florida is infusing AI across the curriculum and developing opportunities for student engagement within identified areas of AI literacy regardless of student discipline. The AI Across the Curriculum initiative being developed at UF will make AI education a cornerstone opportunity for all students.