Welcome to TXST ChatGPT!
ChatGPT is an AI chatbot developed by OpenAI built on a family of large language models called GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer).
What can ChatGPT do for me?
ChatGPT can summarize long documents, explain technical topics, create document and communications drafts, generate Canvas-friendly content, generate ideas, and so much more.
Learn more about TXST's ChatGPT implementation and other important system details below.
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ChatGPT Edu
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What are the tool's limitations?
- License required
- Advanced models/Sora not included
- Usage limit ~80-100 queries per 3 hours per user
- 50 messages per 3hours typical usage
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How to I log into the tool using TXST credentials?
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Who can use the tool?
Limited to licensed faculty, staff, and students. To request a license, email vpit@txstate.edu
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How do I request a license?
To request a license, email vpit@txstate.edu
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What is the tool's lifespan?
Ongoing
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How much do TXST users pay?
Limited number of licenses available to allocate to TXST users, $20 per license per month if consumer license purchased by department. Contact vpit@txstate.edu for purchase information.
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Why can't I just sign up for the free version or pay for my own license?
- No enterprise security
- Your queries and responses are used to train other large language models
- Limitations on sharing custom GPTs with others users
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How can I use the tool?
Summarize uploaded, documents, generate text (emails, documents, etc.), ask general questions.
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What types of information can I put in Texas State's enterprise version of this tool?
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What kinds of files can I upload?
.pdf, .doc, .docx, .txt,.rtf, .md, .xls, .xlsx, .csv, .jpg, .jpeg, .png, .gif, .webp, .tif, .tiff, .bmp, .svg, .py, .js, .ts, .html, .css, .java, .cpp, .c, .ppt, .pptx, .json, .yaml, .yml, .xml, .tex
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What are the sharing capabilities?
Sharing is not a feature of this tool.
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What happens if I share my enterprise chat to someone who is currently not within my workspace?
The non-author member will be redirected to their ChatGPT landing page without seeing the shared chat. They will see that they don’t have access to this shared chat.
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What happens if I share a link with someone outside my workspace?
If a shared link is opened by someone not in your ChatGPT Edu workspace:- They will not see the shared chat
- They will be redirected to their ChatGPT home page with a message indicating they don't have access.
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Custom GPTs
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What are the tool's limitations?
- License required
- 20 files per GPT (max 512MB per file)
- 2M tokens per file, rate-limited as above
- No image generation
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How to I log into the tool using TXST credentials?
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Who can use the tool?
Limited to licensed faculty, staff, and students
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What is the tool's lifespan?
Ongoing
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How much do TXST users pay?
Limited number of licenses available to allocate to TXST users, $20 per license per month if consumer license purchased by department. Contact vpit@txstate.edu for purchase information.
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Why can't I just sign up for the free version or pay for my own license?
- No enterprise security
- Your queries and responses are used to train other large language models
- Limitations on sharing custom GPTs with others users
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How can I use the tool?
Create custom GPTs by uploading up to 20 data sources to use in question prompts.
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What types of information can I put in Texas State's enterprise version of this tool?
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What kinds of files can I upload?
- Custom GPTs have specific limitations regarding file uploads. The maximum number of files you can upload to a single Custom GPT is 20 files. Each file must adhere to the following size restrictions:
- 512MB per file is the hard limit for any file uploaded.
- For text and document files, there is an additional cap of 2 million tokens per file.
- For CSV files or spreadsheets, the size cannot exceed approximately 50MB, depending on the row size.
- For images, the limit is 20MB per image.
- These restrictions ensure efficient processing and usage within the GPT framework.
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What are the sharing capabilities?
Share via TXST NetID email. Do not use email aliases
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