AI at Penn State?

With new technologies popping up in different industries rapidly, it is becoming a bit more important to jump in on the train sooner rather than later. Penn state has started using AI created by a contract/subcontractor Google and Quantiphi and has seen an 86% success rate thus far. It has had several different uses specifically, for helping flag at risk students and make it easier for professors to keep track of them. This helps their counselor teams to set up and keep track of students who may need a face to face appointment, or who would fail to set one up on their own. They also have set up a new office to focus on the ethical and moral dilemmas of using AI and how to best monitor its use and direction it may face in the future. It is even being used to compile textbooks into an open source library that students can use to avoid dropping hundreds, sometimes even thousands, of dollars. Another use is an easier way to scan course credits and see their transfer ability from another school to avoid any hiccups in graduation time once they enroll at the university. There are many more uses and applications and this is only a handful.