Research Guides: Using Generative AI: AI Research & News

Research and Other AI Related Information

The University of Tennessee's perspective on generative AI and higher education has been voiced by the Office of Provost and through the creation of a campus-wide task force to tackle different issues. You can stay up to date on what UTK is doing with generative AI by visiting at this page from the Office of the Provost.

Generative AI – Ready to run search

The resources shared on this page are just a sampler of Generative AI information. To explore emergent and more current resources we have a ready to run Generative AI Library search using the database Academic Search Complete. This is a broad search that you can edit further or apply filters to.

Click on the Run this Library Search button to view the results. (NetID login may be required.)

General generative AI search

This broad search will return results that cover the breadth of generative AI research and resources.

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Key considerations

Here’s a checklist of ways for you to keep up to date with how generative AI is impacting the world:

Subscribe to newsletters or follow blogs that cover generative AI-related news and developments such as The Conversation or OpenAI's blog.

Use Library Search to find and read generative AI research papers and other scholarly information.

Experiment with generative AI projects to gain hands-on experience and a deeper understanding of how the models work.

Follow thought leaders in generative AI on social media like Ian Goodfellow, Dr. Fei-Fei Li, Allie Miller, Yuka Kojima, Yoshua Bengio, or Anima Anandkumar.

Work through free generative AI focused modules or other learning material such as .

Generative AI is a constantly evolving field. Staying up-to-date is important but your own critical evaluation of generative AI information is key.