POCATELLO, Idaho, Oct. 22 -- Idaho State University issued the following news release:
Idaho State University is expanding its locally hosted artificial intelligence system, BengalBot, after receiving a $300,000, two-year grant through the Accelerate Idaho AI Innovation Awards, with the project's leaders framing it as a chance to show AI can support people rather than replace them.
The project is led by Paul Bodily, an associate professor of computer science, and Jack Bradley, a clinical instructor in industrial cybersecurity engineering technology, who serve as co-principal investigators.
Large language models, the technology behind tools like ChatGPT, are known to stumble on tasks like precise math and logic puzzles, and they can confi...