A student reflects on how generative artificial intelligence is reshaping learning and cognitive development, urging colleges and universities to guide students toward responsible uses of AI to preserve critical thinking skills.
This month’s tip is Dillinger, a browser-based, open-source Markdown editor designed for simplicity, flexibility, and real-time previewing.
As people embrace ChatGPT and other AI tools and resources, University of Michigan anthropologist Webb Keane says it’s easy for people to grant moral authority over to AI but may find that AI is simply a mirror of the people and corporations who have built it.
A new technique is helping scientists better understand the atmospheres of the planets outside our solar system — many of which are unlike anything orbiting our sun.
This month’s tip is Harper, a fast, open-source grammar and spell checker that runs entirely on your device, ensuring your writing never leaves your computer.
ITS is excited to announce that, as of November 13, 2025, U-M GPT, U-M Maizey, and the Go Blue web app have all received significant user interface (UI) and branding updates. These changes are designed to create a more cohesive and intuitive experience across the U-M AI suite.
Rackham doctoral candidate and human-computer interaction researcher Jaylin Herskovitz co-designs accessible tech with blind people, improving their experience with the world, online and off.
As our Michigan Technology Community (MTech) – formerly known as Michigan IT – embarks on an exciting new chapter, we’re deepening our commitment to supporting one another as technology professionals across the University of Michigan. By expanding our network and embracing broader engagement, we’re strengthening our collaborative spirit, continuous learning and innovation that drive teaching, research, and operations.… Read More »
University of Michigan researchers using high performance computer resources from Advanced Research Computing (ARC) are invited to attend a FREE workshop hosted by the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center. The workshop will focus on development of GPU capable codes using standard languages and compilers with OpenACC. The workshop will be hosted in-person, there will be no virtual option for attending.… Read More »
This month’s tip is Kagi: a privacy-focused search engine that prioritizes delivering high-quality, relevant results without ads or tracking.
The University of Michigan has updated its Institutional Data Stewardship Policy (SPG 601.12) to strengthen the institution’s commitment to the effective and strategic management of institutional data.
The Big Collection aims to unite all BTAA member libraries to be managed as a single collection.
This month’s tip is Anonymous View by Startpage, a tool that enables users to visit websites without disclosing their IP addresses or personal information
U-M faculty, staff, and students now have access to two powerful new tools in their Google Workspace arsenal: Gemini and NotebookLM, Google’s latest generative AI services.
Don’t miss the chance to join our Introduction to Tableau training course on May 14.
Michigan Dining has recently implemented a new POS system to streamline ordering, inventory management and more.
This month’s tip is DuckDuckGo AI Chat, a free and private way to use AI chatbots.
U-M recently rolled out an improved Ann Arbor campus New Employee Orientation, a new U-M Onboarding program, and OnboardingA2 Maizey, an AI-powered chatbot that delivers answers to common new-hire questions.
ICPSR staff partner with Census Bureau Economist to digitize about 500 million United States census records.
The University of Michigan is enhancing its creative resources by offering unlimited access to Adobe Stock images for all active faculty, staff, and students.