Shape Brown's AI Future: GAITL Faculty Session

About this event

In July 2026, the University released the report and recommendations of the Generative AI in Teaching and Learning (GAITL) Committee, and in August 2026, GAITL Phase 2 released syllabus policy examples and an AI policy explorer to support faculty in developing AI policies for their courses. As the next step in this process, committee members will host a series of collaborative discussions throughout the fall semester with faculty, staff and students. On Wednesday, November 11, from noon to 1 p.m. in at 225 Dyer, Room 565, faculty are invited to join committee co-chairs Michael Littman, associate provost for AI and university professor of computer science, and Ravit Reichman, associate professor of English, to share feedback on the report and its recommendations; provide input on resources they are seeking from the University related to GenAI; and engage with committee members in discussion about whether the University should adopt an institution-wide default policy on GenAI use in educational settings and what shape such a policy might take. We plan to hold additional meetings this fall, which we will announce as they are confirmed. Community members are also invited to submit their feedback online.recommendations; provide input on resources they are seeking from the University related to GenAI; and engage with committee members in discussion about whether the University should adopt an institution-wide default policy on GenAI use in educational settings and what shape such a policy might take. We plan to hold additional meetings this fall, which we will announce as they are confirmed. Community members are also invited to submit their feedback online.