FSU outlines AI access and data safeguards at United Nations event
An October 26 FSU report describes a United Nations panel discussion about university AI access, institutional safeguards and support for teaching and research.
What the record says
Florida State University says its chief information officer, Jonathan Fozard, discussed the university’s approach to artificial intelligence at a GlobalMindED event at the United Nations in New York on October 19. The university’s October 26 account describes a higher-education panel on moving AI beyond experimentation. Fozard emphasized broad access across academic disciplines, protection of student and institutional data, and technology that supports faculty and students. The account also describes AI applications in research and student learning.
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Practical next step
Read FSU’s dated account for the panel’s scope and the university’s stated approach.
Limits and what is not established
This is FSU’s account of the discussion. It does not establish United Nations endorsement, independent validation of an AI product or demonstrated causal gains in student outcomes.
Sources checked October 27, 2026. Later notices may change instructions or arrangements.
Original sources
Florida State University: original information