Thanks to a systemwide challenge, California State University (CSU) campuses will see artificial intelligence implemented in instruction and professional development across disciplines. From chatbots supporting student teachers to digital twins in electromagnetic plant imaging, dozens of AI-driven projects will be backed by funding from the Chancellor’s Office through 2026, according to a news release today. In April, the CSU system launched the inaugural Artificial Intelligence Educational Innovations Challenge, asking faculty to develop instructional strategies that use AI tools. More than 750 faculty members responded to the call, putting forth over 400 proposals. The Chancellor’s Office will award a total of $3 million for 63 winning projects.
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