Generative AI ToolKit

Purdue University is committed to providing faculty, staff and students with access to state-of-the-art generative AI tools. Whether you’re working on a research project, managing your schedule or preparing course materials, Purdue’s collection of generative AI tools can support your academic and professional work. Below is a breakdown by category, including what each tool does, how it can be accessed and its availability for Purdue users.

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AI Tools and Capabilities

GENAI STUDIO

Check out genai.rcac.purdue.edu.

Common Tools

Generative AI

  • ChatGPT — OpenAI’s conversational AI
  • Claude — Anthropic’s chatbot
  • Gemini — Google’s conversational AI
  • Perplexity — Conversational search-and-answer generation

Teaching and Learning

Meeting Assistants

  • Otter.ai — AI-powered transcription and meeting summaries
  • Fireflies — AI meeting assistant
  • Zoom AI Companion — AI-powered meeting assistant for Zoom
  • Sembly — AI-powered meeting assistant for Zoom

Writing

  • ChatGPT — OpenAI’s conversational AI
  • Grammarly — Writing assistant and grammar checker

Image Generation

  • DALL·E — OpenAI’s text-to-image generation
  • Canva AI — Quick design and image generation

Video Generation

  • Pika Labs — Text-to-video AI
  • Sora — OpenAI’s video generator

Important Data Privacy Notice 

When using AI tools, including those listed here, you should treat all data entered as potentially public. Do not input or process any sensitive, confidential or restricted data through these tools. Always review Purdue’s data handling policies and consult IT security if you have questions about what data is appropriate to use with these tools.

Questions or Ideas About AI at Purdue?

Connect with Kenny Wilson, director of artificial intelligence and automation.