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Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Medicine April 01, 2025

Stanford Tech Resources To Boost Your Workflow

By Communications Staff

Elevate your workflow with these helpful tech tools available to Stanford staff.

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Stanford offers several tech resources designed to make your work smarter, safer, and more efficient.
Here are some you should know about.

Stanford AI Playground

Curious about AI? The AI Playground, developed by University IT, offers a safe, Stanford-hosted space to explore and experiment with AI tools from providers like OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic - all in one place. No coding experience required.

Try out prompts, adjust model settings, and see how different tools respond. Whether you're brainstorming, summarizing text, or just getting a feel for what AI can do, this platform is built for exploration.

Available to Stanford faculty, staff, students, postdocs, and visiting scholars as part of a UIT pilot program. Just remember: don't input high-risk or sensitive data, and always verify AI-generated content before using it.

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Secure GPT - Stanford Health Care and School of Medicine

Secure GPT is the only large language model at Stanford Medicine approved for use with sensitive data, including Protected Health Information (PHI) and Personally Indentifiable Information (PII).

This tool, developed for Stanford Health Care and School of Medicine users, offers a secure, HIPAA-compliant space to explore AI tools for real-world clinical and administrative tasks.

It also includes image generation capabilities through DALL·E, making it a useful tool for education, research, and communication - without compromising data security.

Unlike public tools like ChatGPT, Secure GPT has been reviewed and cleared for use in healthcare and academic settings at Stanford.

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AI Foundations at Stanford Medicine Course

Gain a solid understanding of artificial intelligence and its growing role in healthcare through this self-paced online course that only takes 45 minutes. AI Foundations at Stanford Medicine introduces the core principles of AI, teaches you how to engage in informed conversations.

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University IT Tech Training Offerings 

University IT Technology Training classes are available to Stanford University staff, faculty, students, and Stanford Hospitals & Clinics employees. STAP fund elegible. 

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Microsoft Co-Pilot

A powerful AI productivity tool integrated across Microsoft 365. $360/year per user license. To order licewnses, please email software@stanford.edu

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Dashlane Password Manager

Did you know all Stanford employees have free access to Dashlane Premium, a top-rated password manager?  Store, manage, and autofill your passwords securely, monitor your password health, and keep your digital life organized and protected.

Access Dashlane

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