For participants in the 2026–27 Institute on AI, Pedagogy, and the Curriculum
Your CoChat Pro account is ready.
Complimentary for the full Institute program. No credit card required. Activate it, tell CoChat what you’re working on, and start with verified sources behind your AI action plan.
Your activation invitation arrives by email at kickoff, September 10. Can’t find it? Email aacu@cochat.ai and we’ll resend it.
Your first five minutes, step by step: download the Quick Start Guide PDF →
The AI research assistant that verifies every source.
CoChat is a collaborative AI research workspace. Discover and manage research papers, summarize, and draft; you review everything before it goes anywhere.
Verified
Seven academic databases, every citation checked against the record, results in a review table you can export.
Visible
Failed citations and model disagreements stay on screen, so you and your students see exactly where AI breaks.
Buildable
Syllabi, study guides, flashcards, dashboards: editable documents made from sources you've vetted.
Shared
One workspace. Every leading model. Your team, your department, and your students work from the same verified base.
Trusted by students, professors and researchers across over 100 Universities
1 in 4 citations in published research misrepresents its source.
You build on those references. So does everyone who cites you.
CoChat flags the recommended sources that don’t match their paper, so you skip the bad ones and build on the ones that hold up.
Verified sources. Decisions you can defend. Materials ready for the classroom.
Watch how an Institute team goes from a research question to a plan it can stand behind, with every citation checked along the way.
Built for the work you’re doing this year
Your team is rethinking courses, writing policy, and defining what AI literacy means on your campus. Every one of those decisions needs evidence you can defend. Here’s where CoChat fits.
Rethink assessment
Build assignments and rubrics from sources you’ve verified, and score process and verification, not just the finished text.
Try
“Draft a gateway assignment designed with AI in the loop, with a four-criterion rubric that scores source verification and disclosure.”
Address academic integrity
Failed citations stay on screen, flagged. Students review what the AI did and learn what a hallucination looks like. Critical thinking practice, built into the workflow.
Try
“Build a literature review table on AI and academic integrity, last 5 years, peer-reviewed only, with verified citations.”
Examine ethics and equity
Ask the same question of ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini side by side. See where they diverge, then write the policy yourself.
Try
“What equity risks should an AI-use policy address for first-generation students? Compare answers across three models.”
Adopt AI literacies as outcomes
Turn verified sources into the module your program will assess: outcomes, flashcards, sample assessments, all editable and exportable.
Try
“Turn these readings into an AI literacy module with four learning outcomes and a 20-card flashcard deck.”
Beyond the classroom
An accreditation summary cited from your own documents, a committee digest that sends itself, a dashboard tracking your action plan’s benchmarks.
Try
“Summarize our self-study and program review for the accreditation committee, with every claim cited to the source document.”
Research is better with
context and collaborators.
Put the AI action plan in a shared Project and everyone on the team works from the same verified sources, the same draft, and the same evidence trail.
- Shared Projects for your team
- Department rollout without a second tool
- Students review what the AI did
Other AIs guess.
CoChat verifies.
Your citations are verified. Your sources are real. Your research just got faster.



















