Did you know that you can utilize AI tools as part of your work at George Mason University? It’s important to do so in a safe way, utilizing only services that are authorized for use, and being careful with the types of data that you enter into these tools.
PatriotAI is one such tool that you are authorized to use. It offers a handful of pre-built AI agents and offers the ability to create custom AI agents as well. Make sure that you pay attention to the guidelines for safe use.
Other tools that are approved for use at George Mason include:
Microsoft Copilot
Read this Getting Started page to make sure that you are accessing this tool properly, utilizing your Mason login. It’s important to avoid entering restricted or highly-sensitive data into this tool.
Note that meeting hosts are responsible for informing attendees about AI functions and for reviewing AI-generated content for accuracy.
Those who have requested an enterprise license for Adobe Creative Cloud can access these AI-enabled shortcuts for image creation.
Although ChatGPT may be utilized for some very specific use cases, its use is not supported by ITS and not recommended by UL Technology Services. Only public data that is accessible to anyone may be entered into prompts. Never enter data that you have access to only because you are a University employee (such as internal e-mail correspondence, or project and planning documents). It’s also important to turn off the “improve the model for everyone” setting that appears in some versions of ChatGPT.
The world of AI is changing rapidly. We recommend that you check ITS’s AI Toolkit page regularly to check for newly-approved tools.










