Generative AI

This article shares what Wharton Computing has learned about key concepts and emerging best practices in the rapidly evolving field of AI. It provides resources and suggests some useful paradigms that may help you think about the use of AI in ou...

Instructions on logging into Penn's Microsoft CoPilot

Copilot is the branding that Microsoft uses for all of its AI tools. This suite of generative AI (built upon the foundations of ChatGPT) is spread across all of Microsoft's platforms, which can make things slightly confusing since this means...

Before you start: You must have an active student, faculty, or staff affiliation and a valid PennKey in order to use the University's Grammarly for Education service. Wharton is providing licenses for users who participated in the 2025 Gr...

This article provides information on using Generative AI tools available through Wharton.  Penn's ISC also has information on Generative AI tools at Penn . Generative AI Tools at Penn and Wharton Generative AI tools are fast becoming a t...

ChatGPT Edu adds enterprise-level security, enhanced privacy, and data agreements to ChatGPT, the leading provider of generative AI, ensuring that it can be leveraged responsibly with University data. No data entered in the Wharton ChatGPT E...

This article discusses the limitations and advantages of using a generative AI chatbot, and reviews best practices on interacting with them.  Before You Start   You will need the following before you can complete this tas...

Learn how to find and use Lecture Recall as a student. Lecture recall is a course review & study helper available on UPenn's ChatGPT Edu. Currently in pilot phase.