San Gabriel Valley Tribune

New state law allows more Cal State campuses to automatically admit eligible students

This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. What’s good for Riverside County is good for the whole state: After a pilot to automatically admit high school ...

CSU made a $17-million AI bet. A year later, students and faculty give it a mixed grade

CSU's multimillion-dollar AI push across its campuses is showing mixed results, according to a major survey of 94,000 ...
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Nearly Everyone’s Using AI at Cal State. And Nearly Everyone’s Worried About It.

A survey of more than 94,000 students, faculty, and staff in the nation’s largest university system shows AI is deeply ...
Hoodline

Cal State’s $17 Million ChatGPT Rollout Sparks Campus Debate

The California State University system’s roughly $17 million deal to license ChatGPT for hundreds of thousands of students, ...
KVPR

Cal State students widely use AI tools, but mistrust results and fear job impact

CSU polled more than 94,000 students, faculty and staff about using artificial intelligence tools, making it the largest ...
The Monterey County Herald

Even more Cal State campuses will automatically admit eligible students under a new state law

What’s good for Riverside County is good for the whole state: After a pilot to automatically admit high school students into the California State University system in the Inland Empire county took off ...