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Can I access the sandbox from my mobile device?

Technically, yes, you can access it, but the tool currently does not utilize a responsive design to make it usable on small mobile devices...

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Can I submit information to become part of the model? Can I train my own custom model?

No, at this time we are not custom-training the WashU tool nor offering access to individual instances...

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Does information I enter become part of the model’s training, as happens with public versions of generative AI tools?

No, the secure sandbox will never display information you enter to another user nor will it train itself with that information.

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Does the tool pull in information from the internet in real time or only from a static model?

This tool is not able to search the live internet and does rely on a static model...

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Does the Washington University ChatGPT Beta accept image input or produce image output?

No image-related capabiliites exist with this tool - input and output is wholly alphanumeric.

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Does WashU track and retain data on individuals’ usage of the tool? What happens to deleted chats?

Individuals' usage is logged in conjunction with their WUSTL Key login. All chat history is retained in the system even when deleted from display by the user...

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How often will WashU’s instance be upgraded to the latest version?

We know we will always run at least a quarter behind current OpenAI model, and each new release will need to be considered before implementing it locally...

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Is this tool approved for use with sensitive data like information protected under HIPAA or FERPA?

Yes, it has been reviewed by the university and is deemed suitable for use with sensitive data, including information protected under HIPAA and FERPA, and for any university purpose, including research, operations, teaching and learning...

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What is generative AI? How can I learn more about these emerging tools and technologies?

Please visit it.wustl.edu/ai  for resources on AI tools and to learn more about the responsible use of AI.

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What kind of guardrails are in place around explicit langauge and dangerous content?

Content filtering is in use. You should refrain from participating in harmful or offensive activities...