What's new in AI?

Get an overview of news, activities, and links to upcoming seminars, lectures, and general information about AI-related initiatives at the university. Click through to read more about each activity.

News and activities

Introductory Guide to AI in Research

A new introductory guide offers practical support for the use of AI in research at Uppsala University. It is not a set of rules or formal guidelines, but rather a straightforward tool to help you get started, work more efficiently, and avoid the most common pitfalls when using AI in your research.

Read more about the Introduction to AI in Research

Key person at technology-human interface

AI is gaining ground in the University Administration and major efforts are being made to improve the skills of staff. The current AI initiative at the University Administration is intended to strengthen the entire University. At the centre of it all is project manager Fredrik Sjöberg, who creates and drives conversations about the interaction between machines and humans.

Read more about AI project manager Fredrik Sjöberg

“We need to learn to work with AI – not against it”

Artificial intelligence is already part of students’ everyday lives – but how is teaching keeping up? At Campus Gotland, an internal training programme is currently underway to teach lecturers and researchers how to use AI in practice.

Read more about the training programme on Campus Gotland

Working group to produce proposals to facilitate the use of AI in teaching

The Vice-Chancellor has decided to appoint a University-wide working group for AI in teaching, whose task is to submit proposals on the development and use of AI to support quality, relevance and learning in the University’s teaching.

Read mor about the University-wide working group

New AI model improves MS diagnostics

To provide the right treatment for MS, it is important to know when the disease changes from relapsing-remitting to secondary progressive, a transition that is currently recognised on average three years too late. Researchers at Uppsala University have now developed an AI model that can determine with 90 per cent certainty which variant the patient has.

Read more about the new AI model

Pointing the way towards the future of drug development

Can AI and automation shorten the time it takes to develop new drugs? Ola Spjuth combines his academic expertise in data-driven drug development with entrepreneurship to help the pharmaceutical industry capitalise on the potential of new technologies.

Read more about Ola Spjuth and the future of drug development

Local guidelines for AI

More and more institutions and departments at Uppsala University are developing their own guidelines for AI usage.

On this page, we collect the local guidelines for AI.

Read more about the local guidelines for AI

Guidelines on generative AI in teaching

The University now has its first University-wide guidelines on AI in teaching. The guidelines will come into effect on 20 January 2025 and
applies to education at all levels, from undergraduate to doctoral studies.

Read more about the University-wide guidelines

See the guidelines on generative AI in teaching

Guidelines from The European Commission: Generative AI in Research

The European Commission has compiled living guidelines on the responsible use of generative AI in research.

Read more about the guidelines from The European Commission

Other places to read about AI at the university

Comprehensive information on how AI is used in research can be found on the research portal on the university’s website.

News about AI in research at UU

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On the page AI in Education, there is pedagogical guidance for teachers on generative AI in teaching and examination.

About AI and examination

Reducing the risk of students using AI to cheat

All about AI in Teaching and Learning

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