AI Resources

Several AI resources, platforms and tools are readily available on campus.

The art, you’ll see, is beautiful and striking. Frieda Kickliter ’23, a studio art major from Mobile, Ala., is making large abstract paintings inspired by architecture and landscape. She shares a studio with her roommate Jordan Wilson ’23 of Medfield, Mass., a double major in art history and studio art, who’s painting portraits of people she knows. And Tricia Ballard ’23, a studio art major from Larchmont, N.Y., is a ceramicist who loves simplicity. You’ll find the three of them in their Olin Arts Center studios with ) days to prepare for the installation of the Annual Senior Art Exhibition that opens on April 14 in the Bates College Museum of Art. The museum partners with the Department of Art and Visual culture to support the work of Bates students through an exhibition that highlights work selected from the thesis projects of graduating seniors majoring in studio art. Thesis projects vary from student to student, each pursuing an individual interest. The emphasis of the program is on creating a cohesive body of related works through sustained studio practice and critical inquiry. The year-long process is overseen by Art and Visual Culture faculty, and culminates in this exhibition. Stay tuned for more coverage of the installation and opening. (Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College) #batescollege #fineart #art #painting #ceramics #exhibition

AI Tools

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The art, you’ll see, is beautiful and striking. Frieda Kickliter ’23, a studio art major from Mobile, Ala., is making large abstract paintings inspired by architecture and landscape. She shares a studio with her roommate Jordan Wilson ’23 of Medfield, Mass., a double major in art history and studio art, who’s painting portraits of people she knows. And Tricia Ballard ’23, a studio art major from Larchmont, N.Y., is a ceramicist who loves simplicity. You’ll find the three of them in their Olin Arts Center studios with ) days to prepare for the installation of the Annual Senior Art Exhibition that opens on April 14 in the Bates College Museum of Art. The museum partners with the Department of Art and Visual culture to support the work of Bates students through an exhibition that highlights work selected from the thesis projects of graduating seniors majoring in studio art. Thesis projects vary from student to student, each pursuing an individual interest. The emphasis of the program is on creating a cohesive body of related works through sustained studio practice and critical inquiry. The year-long process is overseen by Art and Visual Culture faculty, and culminates in this exhibition. Stay tuned for more coverage of the installation and opening. (Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College) #batescollege #fineart #art #painting #ceramics #exhibition

Research Assistants

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The art, you’ll see, is beautiful and striking. Frieda Kickliter ’23, a studio art major from Mobile, Ala., is making large abstract paintings inspired by architecture and landscape. She shares a studio with her roommate Jordan Wilson ’23 of Medfield, Mass., a double major in art history and studio art, who’s painting portraits of people she knows. And Tricia Ballard ’23, a studio art major from Larchmont, N.Y., is a ceramicist who loves simplicity. You’ll find the three of them in their Olin Arts Center studios with ) days to prepare for the installation of the Annual Senior Art Exhibition that opens on April 14 in the Bates College Museum of Art. The museum partners with the Department of Art and Visual culture to support the work of Bates students through an exhibition that highlights work selected from the thesis projects of graduating seniors majoring in studio art. Thesis projects vary from student to student, each pursuing an individual interest. The emphasis of the program is on creating a cohesive body of related works through sustained studio practice and critical inquiry. The year-long process is overseen by Art and Visual Culture faculty, and culminates in this exhibition. Stay tuned for more coverage of the installation and opening. (Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College) #batescollege #fineart #art #painting #ceramics #exhibition

Large Language Models

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The art, you’ll see, is beautiful and striking. Frieda Kickliter ’23, a studio art major from Mobile, Ala., is making large abstract paintings inspired by architecture and landscape. She shares a studio with her roommate Jordan Wilson ’23 of Medfield, Mass., a double major in art history and studio art, who’s painting portraits of people she knows. And Tricia Ballard ’23, a studio art major from Larchmont, N.Y., is a ceramicist who loves simplicity. You’ll find the three of them in their Olin Arts Center studios with ) days to prepare for the installation of the Annual Senior Art Exhibition that opens on April 14 in the Bates College Museum of Art. The museum partners with the Department of Art and Visual culture to support the work of Bates students through an exhibition that highlights work selected from the thesis projects of graduating seniors majoring in studio art. Thesis projects vary from student to student, each pursuing an individual interest. The emphasis of the program is on creating a cohesive body of related works through sustained studio practice and critical inquiry. The year-long process is overseen by Art and Visual Culture faculty, and culminates in this exhibition. Stay tuned for more coverage of the installation and opening. (Phyllis Graber Jensen/Bates College) #batescollege #fineart #art #painting #ceramics #exhibition

Generative AI

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Google Classroom

Google’s Learning Management is available to Bates users. Several AI features and tools are available for use with Google Classroom. If you’d like a Google Classroom set up to support your class, please contact ats@groups.bats.edu.

ChatGPT Plus

The paid subscription plan for OpenAI’s ChatGPT that includes several features not available in the free version, including access to GPT-4 which is more powerful, accurate, and capable of handling more complex queries than the free version (GPT-3.5).

Limited number of licenses available at the VizLab (contact ats@groups.bates.edu for details)

Mentimeter

Mentimeter, an interactive presentation tool, recently added AI-powered features intended to save time and provide deeper insights into student responses. Bates faculty have access to the Pro version of Mentimeter. (To request access please complete this Google form).

Bobcat Chatbot

An AI tool designed to improve user experience on the Bates College website by providing quick answers and assistance based on the site’s content.