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Faculty Concerned About ASU’s ‘Frankensteinian’ AI Course Builder
ASU debuted the web app quietly this month and faculty—whose content the AI pulls from—are concerned about how it works and who can access it.
Is Your AI Ethical, Human-Centered and Pro-Social?
Many of us utilize AI daily in our higher education work, yet we may not have assessed the ethical and human-centered nature of the tool we have selected and trained through our prompts.
An On-the-Job Education
South Carolina technical college students can participate in a wide range of apprenticeship programs, from culinary arts to automotive care. Inside Higher Ed visited with some of the apprentices recently to see what they’re learning as they’re earning.
5 AI Myths and Why We Must Move Past Them
Much of the standard advice about AI and teaching is already outdated.
What Higher Ed Gets Wrong About Online Ed
Stop worrying so much about external competitors. Start worrying much more about your own institution’s internal processes, policies and programs.
Sal Khan, TED, ETS Eye the Degree Market
The newly announced Khan TED Institute plans to soon offer an AI degree for under $10,000. But experts say proving the degree’s value to students, employers and accreditors will take time—if it happens at all.
Survey: Americans View AI Use on Campus as Important, Yet Remain Skeptical
Higher Ed’s Data Problem
Before it can benefit fully from the evidence-based decision-making that AI promises, the sector first needs to get its plumbing in order.