Generative AI is intersecting with higher education at FSU and changing the way we learn and work.
FSU ITS is drawing attention nationally for our work with artificial intelligence. To remain at the forefront of AI adoption, ITS continually assesses and releases new tools and features to the FSU community. Learn more about how AI is being used at Florida State and the tools currently available to our campus community.
Current AI Tools

Microsoft 365 AI
Take your productivity to the next level. Let Microsoft AI help you design your presentation, analyze your data, manage your email or enhance your collaboration.

Adobe Firefly
Integrated with Adobe Creative Suite, Adobe Firefly puts generative AI at your fingertips for your creative work. Use simple text prompts to bring your imagination to life.
FAQs
What is generative AI?
Generative AI refers to a class of artificial intelligence algorithms and models that are designed to generate new content similar to existing data it has been trained on. It is a bit like a creative friend who can come up with new ideas, even if they have never seen those exact ideas before!
How does generative AI work?
Generative AI is like a smart computer program that learns from a bunch of examples. It figures out the patterns in the examples and then uses that knowledge to create new content that looks similar.
How can I use generative AI?
Generative AI can be used in many ways to suit your interests and needs. Uses include art and creativity, content creation, image editing and creation, enhancing data and more.
AI Collections
LinkedIn Learning
Learn the core concepts of artificial intelligence and generative AI functionality with this online Learning Path and earn a professional certificate from Microsoft.
Dr. Dina Vyortkina Collection
Assistant Dean for Innovation and Instructional Technology with the FSU College of Education, Health and Human Sciences curated resources for AI technology in higher education.
Educause
EDUCAUSE is a nonprofit association whose mission is to advance higher education through the use of information technology. Learn more about how AI is being used across the higher education landscape.
Campus AI News
FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers use artificial intelligence to find road safety issues in school zones
Researchers at the Resilient Infrastructure and Disaster Response Center (RIDER) are using artificial intelligence and aerial imaging to make Florida’s school zones safer.
FSU’s Jim Moran College ranks in top 25 nationally
The Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship at Florida State University continues to maintain its standing among the nation’s top entrepreneurship programs. The college is regularly evaluating and updating its curriculum, including the addition of a course focused on artificial intelligence.
FSU Honors students participate in workshop at University of Oxford
Over the summer, five students in Florida State University’s Honors Program participated in a workshop at the University of Oxford in England addressing the impact of technology on human rights and spoke with leading scholars from an array of fields including artificial intelligence, media, law, and philosophy.
Discovery Days: FSU’s Innovation Hub hosts open house
Florida State University’s weeklong celebration of research, creativity and innovation made an appropriate stop Wednesday at the Innovation Hub where students will find technologies that span digital fabrication and include immersive media, programmable drones, robotics and generative artificial intelligence.
FSU to recognize esteemed graduates during homecoming weekend
Florida State University will recognize 10 distinguished alumni during the annual Alumni Awards event on Friday, Oct. 20, and three Grads Made Good Award recipients at the Homecoming Breakfast on Saturday, Oct. 21. The 2023 Askew Award honoree Amanda Schell specializes in applying machine learning models and other artificial intelligence algorithms to inform policymaker decision-making on national security issues.
FSU team receives $1.9M to examine stressors on child health in rural areas
Using publicly available data across the state, Associate Professor Christopher Uejio with the FSU College of Social Sciences & Public Policy, will create a new cumulative impact assessment approach using artificial intelligence to provide information about a diverse population of more than 21 million people to look for relevant patterns of health.
FSU Hospitality Looks to Lead the Conversation on Artificial Intelligence
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