Pullman PIT Stop: Let’s explore generative artificial intelligence together!

Join Priya Shula (Department of Teaching and Learning) and Mary Packer (Academic Outreach and Innovation) in this hands-on workshop to explore the affordances and limitations of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI). Whether you are a first-time explorer or an experienced user, we invite you to join in learning the basics of GenAI, discussing and understanding GenAI use in writing and images, and discovering different GenAI applications. Bring a laptop and come explore!

When: Monday, Oct. 30, 3:10–4 p.m.
Where: Spark 208, Pullman campus
Who: Pullman faculty and graduate teaching assistants

Sponsored by the Transformational Change Initiative.

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