As part of its artificial intelligence adoption strategy, the University of California, San Diego is leveraging existing data governance practices, but it’s also taking a fresh look at its approach to ensure internal data is properly vetted, used and protected.
The university recently built its own suite of generative AI tools, called TritonGPT. One AI assistant being tested will allow staff to use natural language to ask questions and get answers based on institutional data that’s stored in an enterprise data warehouse used for analytics, says Brett Pollak, UC San Diego’s executive director of workplace technology and infrastructure services.
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