https://youtu.be/zRrJVsjeqJc
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- What is education?
- To start off, as a philosopher of science, what got you interested in AI in Education?
- Is AI a threat to education?
- How should teachers and academics outside of direct AI scientists and engineers approach contemporary AI?
- I’d also be interested to hear if you could give a bit of insight into discussions going on apropos AI, society and academia amongst your colleagues and researchers you meet at conferences, like sociologists, social scientists, education theorists, etc.
- Should educators have a better understanding of how current LLMs work?
- Why is developing “intellectual virtues” important in the age of AI?
- From a social science and even psychology perspective, what are empirical methods to measure the impact of AI in education?