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Curious About ChatGPT and AI Tools?

We've published a guide to help you understand ChatGPT, its benefits and limitations, and when it is (or isn't) appropriate to use it in an academic setting.

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Our Mentors

I have really enjoyed my time as an RPM. I love getting to know a wide variety of students and helping them with all kinds of subjects. The help we provide as RPMs is unique as it comes from peers as opposed to professors or graduate student TAs, which often allows students to ask the questions that they might not want to ask someone in a more official position.

Molly Isaac / Calc RPM
Computer Science, 2022
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