Texas A&M Generative AI Literacy Initiative
Texas A&M University has joined OpenAI’s NexGenAI consortium, a groundbreaking $50 million collaboration launched by 15 leading institutions in artificial intelligence (AI) research and education. As the only Texas-based university in the program, Texas A&M’s selection underscores its growing leadership in AI. In alignment with its campus-wide mission, TAMIDS will seek to reinforce the efforts of stakeholders throughout Texas A&M who are working to increase Generative AI literacy.
TAMIDS is looking forward to engaging with OpenAI and other members of the NextGenAI consortium, and involving its broader community of industry partners to inform wider opportunities for Generative AI and formulate needs for skills development for their employees.
GenAI Opportunities
GenAI Learning Resources
TAMIDS offers resources for students, researchers, and faculty to learn Data Science through hands-on coding and examples. Trainings includes Python and R primers, as well as workshops for organizations to enhance their workforce’s computational skills in data science.
Texas A&M University is at the forefront of integrating artificial intelligence into higher education. As a founding member of the Global Research Alliance for AI in Learning and Education (GRAILE), we’re committed to the AI-First framework, focusing on innovation, education, and ethical leadership in the AI landscape.
Texas A&M University’s Technology Services maintains a website that details all of the AI tools and services available to students, staff, and faculty. Visit the AI Services webpage for more information.
The Center for Teaching Excellence at Texas A&M University enhances the educational mission by fostering faculty, student, and organizational growth through innovative and inclusive learning design. Their mission is to provide resources and strategies to help you navigate the evolving role of AI in education.
Supporters
We would like to thank our supporters who make the Generative AI Literacy Initiative a success.Center for Teaching Excellence
MathWorks
OpenAI
NVIDIA