November 4, 2026
Student success depends on developing the skills, confidence, and judgment to navigate an ever-changing technological landscape. This fall, AI@UW launched “AI with Judgment,” a campaign offering students five practical guidelines for navigating AI in their education: keep learning at the center, understand expectations for AI use, check AI-generated information, protect private information, and recognize that AI tools and expectations will continue to change.
You can help by sharing this short message to students with the students you advise. My hope is that this will serve as a resource in conversations you have with our students about AI and their learning. You can also print and display this poster.
Thank you for the work you do to support our students!
Noah Smith
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Noah A. Smith
Vice Provost for Artificial Intelligence
Charles and Lisa Simonyi Endowed Chair for Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies
Professor, Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering
University of Washington