US EditionViewpoint with Andrew Brown: Left and Right are both guilty of playing the victim
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The non-profit association Common Sense and OpenAI, a pioneer among the companies dedicated to the development of artificial intelligence, have launched a free training course for teachers with the aim of demystifying AI and making it an affordable, simple and, above all, useful instrument in the universe of teaching.
Viewpoint with Andrew Brown: Left and Right are both guilty of playing the victim
THERE is one way in which artificial intelligence (AI) could be a real boost to education, but no one, so far as I know, has built it. I want a little AI hooked up to a large screen behind the speaker at any kind of academic event. It simply liste...
Schools of Education Play a Critical Role in Fulfilling the Promise of AI – Center on Reinventing Public Education
Observers have started to craft different narratives about where artificial intelligence (AI) will lead us, but we can’t know how the story will end. All we know for certain is that AI is rapidly transforming our world, from the classroom to the lab, the boardroom to the marketplace—and we humans aren’t ready.That’s especially true of our schools of education. A recent CRPE brief found that few education schools currently offer coursework or trai
Artificial intelligence is invading our daily lives. It's not a discovery. In National Education, as you can discover in our special issue of Objective Gard Magazine this week, it has already taken a big place. The Dasen du Gard, Tuesday night in our TV show, recalled the ongoing experimentation in several schools in our department. AI is also present in our professional usages. It facilitates the correction of our emails, offers summaries of te…
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