Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Higher Education

Turnitin Chief Product Officer Annie Chechitelli, Arizona State University , Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Chris Howard, Gyan Inc CEO Joy Dasgupta, National Louis University , Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Eddie Phillips, Stanford GSE Assistant Professor in Education Data Science Dora Demszky, and Edtech Insiders Founder and CEO Alex Sarlin at the 2023 ASU+GSV Summit.
AI is transforming the way we teach and learn. Whether through creating intelligent virtual assistants, personalized learning experiences, or new forms of digital content, the AI is rapidly disrupting how students and faculty approach their daily work. Join our expert panelists as they discuss the opportunities and challenges that AI presents for the future of higher education.

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[@thomasjones9394]

I teach business at university and AI is causing some sweeping changes to teaching and learning. I see prompt engineering being an employment area.

[@bunk95]

I confirmed most things are designed with [price tag] in [mind] and left.
Employment in [engineering] used outside of [the school] itself?
APs do appear to know to treatment me as I do still know those are made to be thought of/worked out in [problem].

[@KerryJ]

My mind was blown by Gyan AI and explainable language models. THIS is what is going to help us get AI alignment right. The black box needs to be transparent. So. Exciting!

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[@holgerjrgensen2166]

Intelligence can Never be artificial,.
future of Higher Education,
left this Dead Mantra, long ago.

[@andrewsheppard8314]

Turn-it-In or other AI tools are not capable of accurately detecting AI-generated work. This is well-documented; and it's most likely the case that we'll never be able to detect AI-generated work ever again. Please do not rely on AI to detect AI.