Dare to be the first in the world and embrace new trends. The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) announced that the GPT service has completed the joint debugging test and will be officially launched on June 5 to serve the faculty, staff and students of the school. It is understood that HKUST (Guangzhou) is the first university in China to fully enable GPT services on campus.
Generative artificial intelligence large models have had a profound impact on various industries. As one of the most advanced generative AI models at present, GPT can generate human-understandable natural language texts, which can be applied to various scenarios such as natural language processing, dialogue systems, text summarization, and machine translation. It has been tested in many professional and academic benchmarks. exhibit human-level performance.
The GPT services launched by HKUST (Guangzhou) include GPT-4 and ChatGPT, and the service targets include all staff and students of HKUST (Guangzhou). The service area is the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) campus, and only the campus network access is available.
In order to ensure compliance and user experience, the school has formulated the "Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) GPT Service Management Regulations (Trial Operation)", requiring all teachers and students to abide by it and make good use of GPT tools to help scientific research, teaching and administrative management . The GPT service is led by the President's Office of HKUST (Guangzhou), and jointly constructed by the Information Hub and the Information Technology Office.
Faced with the development trend of cutting-edge technology, both the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology have chosen to actively embrace and actively explore. Previously, the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology announced that it will provide ChatGPT3.5 services for all faculty, staff and students from June 1.
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