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GPT-5 Now Available on chat.dartmouth.edu  

The Research Computing and Data team is pleased to announce that GPT-5 is now available on chat.dartmouth.edu for all Dartmouth students, faculty, and staff.

About chat.dartmouth.edu  

chat.dartmouth.edu is a user-friendly large language model (LLM) service offered to the Dartmouth community. With your Dartmouth NetID, you can access a variety of advanced AI models — including enterprise-grade systems and secure local deployments — to support academic and administrative work.

Every user receives up to 2,000 credits per day at no cost, enough for meaningful conversations, analysis, or content generation. For computational research and programming needs, API access is also available to integrate LLM capabilities directly into your workflows.

Learn more or get started now at chat.dartmouth.edu.

Introducing GPT-5  

GPT-5 is the latest generation in the GPT family of models, offering major improvements in reasoning, language understanding, and adaptability. It can process longer and more complex instructions, maintain context over extended conversations, and provide more accurate, nuanced responses across a wide range of topics.

For the Dartmouth community, this means:

• Better academic support: draft, edit, and refine papers or presentations with more precision.
• Improved coding help: get clearer explanations, code generation, and debugging guidance.
• Advanced data analysis: generate summaries, explore datasets, and interpret results more effectively.
• Enhanced creative work: develop ideas, outlines, and prototypes for projects in the sciences, humanities, or arts.

Whether you are preparing a lab report, designing a course module, exploring research literature, or automating repetitive tasks, GPT-5 offers a stronger and more flexible toolset to help you get the job done.

Get Started  

Visit chat.dartmouth.edu and sign in with your Dartmouth NetID to try GPT-5 and other models today. If you have questions about using the service or want to request AI consulting, contact the Research Computing and Data team at research.computing@dartmouth.edu.