AI Tools at Brandeis

New AI software and services are being developed and launched every day. While it may seem daunting to keep up with it all, Brandeis currently provides two main general-use AI platforms for our community, Google Gemini and Microsoft CopilotPlease review the infographic below to help you better understand what these two platforms provide compared to other well-known options or visit the ITS AI Services webpage for more information.

AI Products at Brandeis

General-Use Generative AI Platforms

Meeting Productivity Products

Requesting New AI Products

The Academic Technology Advisory Committee (ATAC), IT Advisory Committee (ITAC), and Workday Operational Advisory Committee (WOAC) will continue to assess requests for new AI products and services as they come in. If you are interested in requesting new AI products or AI software add-ons to existing contracts, please contact these groups directly using their respective request forms found in the expandable accordians on each of their IT Governance Websites.

AI Product Comparison

Brandeis Gemini Brandeis Copilot ChatGPT Free ChatGPT Pro Meta Llama
Enterprise Data Protection -* TRUE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE
Chatbot TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE
File Upload -1 TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE
Creating Images TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE
Creating Study Plans TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE
Visualizing Plans TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE TRUE
Generating Code TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE TRUE
Code Interpreter TRUE TRUE FALSE TRUE FALSE
Collaboration FALSE TRUE FALSE FALSE FALSE

* - Enterprise Data Protection ensures that your data stays within Brandeis. This service ensures that Brandeis Data is not used or viewed by human eyes in for the purpose of developing AI models or providing information to those outside of Brandeis.

1 - At the time of this writing, Google Gemini allows for up to 10 files to be uploaded at 100MB per file. Microsoft Copilot allows for 1 file at a time up to 1MB per file.

Other Products & Tools

Ithaka S+R - Product Tracker
The Generative AI Product Tracker lists generative AI products that are either marketed specifically towards postsecondary faculty or students or appear to be actively in use by postsecondary faculty or students for teaching, learning, or research activities. The Tracker is a living document, which is updated regularly as new products enter the market or new information about existing products becomes available. Brandeis may not have access to all of these products, however the list is comprehensive and has a lot of free access software and websites listed.