Artificial intelligence is already part of everyday life. It helps predict the weather, suggests the fastest route to your destination, catches potential credit card fraud, powers voice assistants and even helps with spell check and autocorrect. While AI may seem complex, the basic concepts behind many AI tools are easier to understand than you might think.
Ohio State has moved most students to a single “lastname.#@osu.edu” email account as part of an effort to simplify email use, reduce confusion and strengthen security across the university.
Ohio State's leadership in applying artificial intelligence to improve application development has earned national recognition.
Ohio State is updating the security used to verify our eduroam Wi-Fi network. For MITS-managed devices, no action is required—IT will re-onboard university devices for you. Requirements for other Ohio State provided devices may vary by department. To ensure your personal devices continue connecting without interruption, you will need to re-onboard your device now so it is properly configured.
The Office of Technology and Digital Innovation (OTDI) is expanding opportunities for career-focused learning by providing access to two distinct Google training programs for Ohio State instructors and staff.
From upgrading Wi-Fi inside Ohio Stadium to preparing for the future of artificial intelligence, technology is transforming the way the Buckeyes learn, work and connect. Aaron Neal, deputy chief information officer and associate vice president for Infrastructure and Networks speaks about the Office of Technology and Digital Innovation’s (OTDI) efforts to support campus today and build the technology foundation of tomorrow.
