Pavvilion Engages Cornellians With Local Businesses

'My AI' Chatbot Raises Concerns

By ISKANDER KHAN Sun Contributor

To facilitate better engagement between local businesses, campus groups and students, Pavvilion — an app that has been in the works since 2021 — was launched this past August to the entire Cornell community. This semester, Pavvilion began partnering with local businesses and Student Agencies, Inc. in an effort to bridge the information gap on Cornell’s campus.

The app was born out of the Cornell Tech Policy Institute — part of the Brooks School of Public Policy that studies the relationship between emerging technologies and policy.

Team lead Nina Miller ’23 described the app as a mix between CampusGroups and Instagram or

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