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California State University is launching a longitudinal survey to track evolving attitudes toward artificial intelligence among its 94,000+ community members, aiming to inform system-wide policy on adoption, ethics, and academic integrity. By explicitly seeking input from both users and skeptics, the initiative seeks to quantify shifting behaviors and anxieties regarding AI's impact on campus operations and education.

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California State University asks students and staff how they use AI

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 29, 20263 min read

The California State University wants to hear from students, faculty and staff through Monday, Oct. 19, regarding their experiences with artificial intelligence. The CSU AI Survey, open to the SFSU community, asks how AI is being used, what people think about the technology, and where additional support may be needed.

Image: Ologie + SFSU · news.sfsu.edu More than 94,000 students, faculty and staff across the California State University system previously shared their experiences with artificial intelligence, revealing a widespread level of engagement and concern. Now, the CSU is again inviting input from its community, explicitly…

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