University of Florida to buy $24M supercomputer
The University of Florida plans to spend $24 million on a more advanced supercomputer through its partnership with Nvidia.
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Police arrest 7 in Rutgers U. social media drug ring bust
Police arrested seven people thought to be connected with a private social media drug network serving students at Rutgers University.
Should AI be allowed in the college application process?
Recent college applicants had mixed views on how artificial intelligence should be used during the application process.
Higher ed growing more concerned with bias, data privacy violations of AI
A new report from the higher education technology firm Ellucian shows that educators are more worried about bias and security of AI than they were last year.
Rising cybersecurity threats target U.S. higher education institutions
By understanding who, where and how attackers are targeting universities and colleges, and taking a human-centric approach, officials can better safeguard their sensitive data.
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New GPTZero feature flags AI’s favorite words and phrases
A new feature in GPTZero highlights the words that generative artificial intelligence tools are much more likely than humans to use in their writing.
Michigan State University to recommend new permanent CIO
Michigan State University administrators will recommend Rich Czarnecki, the institution’s interim chief information officer, as its new CIO.
For ransomware, universities are paying more
With rising chances of having their data encrypted or backups compromised, higher education institutions are paying more than initial demands to recover their systems.
U. Mississippi selects Ellucian for student information system upgrade
The University of Mississippi selected Ellucian’s Banner for its new student information system, the edtech firm announced.
University of Delaware uses AI to build interactive study aides
The University of Delaware is turning to artificial intelligence to mine old lectures to build study resources for its students.
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