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Will the GenAI tidal wave erode learning and research—or lift them to new heights? This book shows how universities, professors, and graduate students can adapt with integrity, seize the moment, and thrive amid the coming upheavals.
The tidal wave of Generative AI is advancing at breakneck speed. It will transform the work of professors, the future of students, and the jobs of highly educated people. Will this tsunami wash away familiar ways of university life? Or can it catalyze a renewal of higher education’s deepest ideals?
This remarkable book, co-created by a professor and ChatGPT, addresses those questions by:
The course demonstrates the power of GenAI to lift learning and research—helping students aim higher, work smarter, and grow with integrity.
Part warning, part manual, part hope—this entertaining book, full of sharp turns and fresh insights, equips readers to turn disruption into co-intelligence.
The course was truly transformative for me. What I valued most was the way the course fostered critical, cross-disciplinary dialogue—helping me reimagine AI not just as a tool, but as a bridge between research, practice, and community impact.
“GenAI for Graduate Success” helped me see graduate school differently — not just as a place to learn but as a place to experiment, adapt, and thrive in a world being reshaped by AI.
It truly transformed the way I learn and even changed the way I think. It taught me to always look at other perspectives, not just in negotiating but in everything.
Applying what I learned in the course has led me to experience more of the joy of musicological research that drew me to the field. It is reconnecting me to my calling as a scholar.
I feel truly fortunate to have taken “GenAI for Graduate Success.” This course gave me practical tools and a new mindset that I can carry into my graduate studies and future career, where the ability to co-create with AI will be essential.
“GenAI for Graduate Success” builds the core competencies scholars and lifelong learners need, regardless of the letters after our names.
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