Artificial intelligence at USask
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how people learn, teach, conduct research, and work. At the University of Saskatchewan (USask), AI is creating new opportunities to support learning, research, and administrative services while raising important questions about academic integrity, privacy, transparency, and responsible use.
This website connects members of the university community with resources, guidance, and information to help them learn about AI, build their skills, and make informed decisions about how and when to use it. It also highlights how AI is being explored at USask through new resources, initiatives, collaborations, and other activities taking place throughout the university.
Learn about AI
New to AI or looking to build skills?
Whether someone is just getting started or already using AI regularly, USask offers learning resources to help build understanding, evaluate AI-generated content, and develop the knowledge, skills and judgment needed to use AI effectively and responsibly.
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Using AI at USask
Looking for guidance about using AI in coursework, teaching, research, or administrative work?
AI can be used in different ways depending on the task, role, or situation. USask provides principles and role-specific guidance to help students, educators, researchers, and staff understand expectations, make informed decisions, and use AI responsibly in their work and studies.
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AI tools and access
Looking for AI tools or information about using them?
Learn about USask-approved AI tools, how new tools are evaluated, and what to consider when assessing privacy, security, and responsible use. Find information to help support informed decisions about AI technologies at USask.
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AI in practice
Learn how students, educators, researchers, and staff are exploring and applying AI across teaching, learning, research, and administrative work at the University of Saskatchewan.
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