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Custom GPTs are reusable, purpose-built versions of ChatGPT. This article explains what they are, when to use them, how to find them in the GPT Store, and what to keep in mind before creating one.
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How qualifying BYU-Idaho employees request a paid ChatGPT Edu subscription through the Church Educational System (CES).
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Step-by-step sign-in guide for BYU-Idaho employees with an active CES ChatGPT Edu license. Walks through entering your User Principal Name (UPN), selecting Church Educational System, choosing Use BYU-Idaho, completing MFA, and confirming you have landed in the CES ChatGPT workspace.
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Overview of BYU-Idaho's approved generative AI tools (ChatGPT Edu, Copilot, Gemini), including approved data classification levels, access requirements, and guidance on requesting new AI tools or software.
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Why AI models tend to validate users instead of challenging flawed assumptions, and how to push back for more honest answers.
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How to give AI tools the right information at the right time to produce accurate, useful responses.
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The architectural tradeoffs of modern large language models and the core weaknesses that emerge from alignment training.
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Definitions of the AI terms you'll encounter most often at BYU-Idaho — from alignment and tokens to context windows and RAG.
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Five practical things you can do right now with ChatGPT and your BYU-Idaho CES Edu license to save time on work you're already doing.
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BYU-Idaho students have free access to two university-approved AI tools: Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot. This article explains what each tool offers, how to sign in with your BYU-Idaho account, and how to use AI responsibly in your coursework.
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Free Microsoft 365 Copilot Chat (aka Free Copilot), a powerful AI assistant available at copilot.cloud.microsoft.com. This tool is designed to enhance your productivity by assisting with a variety of tasks, from drafting emails to generating reports, and much more.
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Step-by-step guide for BYU-Idaho students and employees to sign into Google Gemini with their @byui.edu account and confirm they are using the institutional account with BYU-Idaho data protections. Gemini is included with BYU-Idaho's Google education licenses at no additional cost.
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Step-by-step guide for BYU-Idaho students and employees to sign into Microsoft Copilot with their @byui.edu account and verify the protected Work experience. Microsoft Copilot is included with BYU-Idaho's Microsoft 365 tenant at no additional cost.
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- Overview on requesting a CES ChatGPT Edu license for full-time employees
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