For FamiliesPreparing students for an AI workplace.
What Syracuse is doing to make sure students graduate ready for work that involves AI.
Our approachHow Syracuse prepares students
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In the classroom
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Hands on, with real tools
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Responsibly
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By the numbersAI at Syracuse today
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What students getTools, training and a place to start
Every student has access to University-approved AI tools and the support to use them well.
Safety and responsible useHow students are protected
The rules students work under, and how their data is handled.
Have a question?
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