I has been successful completed the hands on project in the workshop AI for Students Build your own generative AI model. The workshop is designed to equip students with skills essential in the Ai era #nxtwave. #AI
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"...the thing that really excites me is how generative AI is driving learning support to be more personalised".
In our winter webinar, Professor Janice Kay CBE spoke about how generative AI could benefit student well-being.
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"...the thing that really excites me is how generative AI is driving learning support to be more personalised".
In our winter webinar, Professor Janice Kay CBE spoke about how generative AI could benefit student well-being.
Did you miss out? Read our round-up of the webinar highlights https://bit.ly/3RHBkxk#highereducation#artificialintelligence#generativeAI
Nice! I am assuming you mean aligning with the principles of ecological ethics and environmental stewardship, for example. If so, this would enable students to see the complexity of AI technology and have a more holistic perspective. For example, what are the detriments or costs to the environment to power this technology? How can the technology be used to benefit biological systems? What are the emergent properties or phenomena that result from the interactions of humans, AI technology and the environment?
Perhaps, I’m may be going off track here, but I wonder, too, if a socio-cultrual view needs to be added. But then … perhaps that is a part of the human-centrism in your framework. There’s a lot of cultural convergence happening. For example culture is embedded in the design, production and use of AI technology. The dynamic outcomes emerging from integrating the biosphere into our understanding of AI development and use are the result of an intricate interplay between culture and technology. This acknowledges that the consequences of AI are not limited to human society but also extend to the natural environment, and these consequences are shaped by cultural values and technological advancements.
UNESCO Headquarters - Chief, Unit for Technology and AI in Education, PhD & Professor
AI competency framework for school students
Our discussions went deeper on whether we should move from human-centrism to bio-centrism on the design and use of AI.
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This sounds like an incredible webinar Dr. Jules White's insights must be invaluable for anyone looking to integrate AI into education.