Do AI detectors work? Can A.I. do math? Should I talk about A.I.with students? How much do I need to know about how A.I. works? If you have any of these questions — or answers to any of these questions — please join us on Sep. 6 for the first Friday Forum of the academic year on A.I. We’ll start at 12:30 with lunch in TJINC 106/07.
Our program, “A.I. is a Game-Changer. Let’s Write New Rules,” provides a platform for considering a range of pressing issues for faculty, students, and staff. We will organize the conversation around five main topics:
- AI Literacy for Students
- Authorship, Plagiarism, and Policies,
- Equity and Ethics
- Adjusting Expectations and Assignments
- Establishing Norms for Instructor Use of AI
We hope you’ll come with more questions, concerns, and strategies about adapting to the new AI reality. It affects us all — and in different ways — regardless of our subject areas. Working together, we can adapt!
In the meantime, here are several recent articles to get you thinking for Friday:
- Post-Apocalyptic Education — One Useful Thing
- Can AI Be Used to Cheat on Multiple-Choice Exams? — Inside Higher Ed