AI at KI
On this page, we gather resources, news, and content about applying various AI tools so you can easily find the right one. Although different content owners at KI publish the material, the IT Office coordinates and manages this page.
If you have content tips or questions about AI at KI, don't hesitate to contact us.
Get started with AI
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AI for staff
Curious about AI? Here you will find a first introduction to what you can do with the help of Copilot online, which all KI employees can access.
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Microsoft Azure
Microsoft Azure is a cloud-based platform that offers a variety of services such as generative AI and machine learning, data storage, virtual machines, databases, and more. As a researcher, you can utilise exactly the resources needed via your own account and associated "landing zone".
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Research news with AI
Here, news editors of the Communications and Public Relations Department's provide tips on how to use Copilot to help you write professional research news stories for the KI website.
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AI for images and video
What applies when using AI-generated visual content in KI communication? Here you will find some guidance on what you may need to consider.
Current events
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AI in practice
On 28 May, AI in practice was jointly organised by the IT Office, the Communications and Public Relations Office, the University Library and the Teaching and Learning unit.
A recording of the event along with all presentations can be found at the calendar event page.
AI in practice: full recording
AI and teaching
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Generative AI and teaching
How can KI's teaching and examination practices be adapted to technology that can generate text or images that are indistinguishable from those created by humans? On this page educators will find advice and suggestions, from the Teaching and Learning unit.
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Effective AI Prompting
Here you will find examples of how to get started with writing prompts that work with the most common tools, as well as some ideas for how to use generative AI in your practice as a teacher or course administrator.
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ChatGPT and assessment
ChatGPT (and similar generative AI technologies) have both created challenges and opportunities for higher education. This page, by Teaching and Learning, aims to give you a primer on how these technologies work, their strengths and weaknesses, and how to view their use within assessment.
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Spotlight on: AI in medicine and health
Artificial intelligence (AI) is being tested in several medical fields, such as identifying breast cancer from mammograms or making an initial assessment of patients in emergency care. But the potential applications are many – and research is ongoing to make AI both safe and useful in healthcare. Here we have collected some articles about researchers and research projects in this field at Karolinska Institutet.
The strategy project AI@KI
AI@KI was a strategic project initiated by the President of KI with the aim of gathering and describing all activities related to artificial intelligence, and included an assessment of what research at KI is AI-related and what AI methods are used. The aim was to exchange knowledge, increase internal and external collaboration, and strengthen KI's research and education in the field.