Artificial Intelligence: For Students

Always check the course syllabus or speak with your instructor to determine the extent to which you can and should use generative AI in completing your course work.  

Always check the course syllabus or speak with your instructor to determine the extent to which you can and should use generative AI in completing your course work.  

If you are interested in creating images, music, or other media with assistance from AI tools, check out this tutorial from the University of Arizona to learn the basics of multimedia generation.  

Images
Kinds of images you can create | Image generation tools | Prompting | The technology

Other media
Videos | Voices | Music

Ethical issues
Deepfakes | Recognizing AI-generated images | Bias | Copyright

And...
Views from artists, musicians, and professors of art

Tutorial from the University of Arizona under the Creative Commons Attribution NonCommercial 4.0 International License 

Note: These tools are experimental and under development and have not been evaluated by Iona University Libraries. Functionality, fee for use, and access may change at any time. Please review tool documentation for privacy and data security. 

• Adobe Firefly - Offers generative AI tools made specifically for creativity and image creation
• Gemini - Chatbot from Google with image creation.
• ImageFX - Google labs AI image generator. 
• Starryai - AI image generator
• Copilot - Chatbot from Microsoft with image creation using DALL-E 3
• Craiyon - Online image creator from text. Formerly DALL-E Mini.
• Stable Diffusion - Text-to-image diffusion model capable of generating photo-realistic images from text input.
• Photoleap - AI photo editing app. 
• Clipdrop - From Stability. Creates and edits images.

Music Creation

• Beatoven.ai - Create music for your video using royalty free content.