Students for AI Literacy at UofT
Join an interdisciplinary community helping UofT students understand and use artificial intelligence responsibly in academics, research, careers, and everyday university life.
Open to students from every discipline. No coding experience required.
What we do
Hands-on sessions on using AI tools effectively and responsibly for coursework, research, and career preparation.
Conversations with researchers, clinicians, and industry practitioners about where AI is heading and what it means for students.
An interdisciplinary community of students comparing notes on what actually works — across every faculty and program.
From our events
SAIL@UofT collaborated with the Canadian Undergraduate Conference on AI to host a Q&A session at UofT featuring Dr. Muhammad Mamdani, Ben Wilde, and Dr. Noah Crampton. The event brought together more than 340 students from across Canada.
Why join
Understand what AI tools can and cannot do, so you can use them well and know when not to rely on them.
Learn practical, course-appropriate ways to use AI for studying, organization, research, and writing feedback.
Programming is welcome but never expected. SAIL is built for students from every discipline.
Connect with peers, faculty, researchers, and industry partners who care about AI in education.
Track record
340+
students from across Canada attended our AI Q&A and panel event, co-hosted with the Canadian Undergraduate Conference on AI.
We work with faculty, researchers, and industry partners on programming that serves students. If you'd like to speak at an event, collaborate on a workshop, or explore sponsorship, we'd love to hear from you.
Partnership pathwaysWhether you're AI-curious or AI-experienced, there's a place for you at SAIL@UofT.