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Ding Dong Merrily on AI

21st December 20222nd February 2023 Graham Attwell 96 Views 0 Comments #AIinEd, AI, Ange's Scribbles, artificial intelligence, Multimedia

We’ve been having fun with Chat GPT this week. It really is good at producing factual articles and even a curriculum for learning about AI. Today I asked it to write my Christmas cards, it came up with 3 seemingly… Read more

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Open AI’s ChatGPT application

19th December 202219th December 2022 Graham Attwell 131 Views 0 Comments #AIinEd, AI, AI Pioneers, AI@School, artificial intelligence, Wales Wide Web

Photo by DeepMind on Unsplash There has been a lot of excitement over the OpenAI release of ChatGPT, not least within the education community. And playing with it makes it easy to see why. It’s a very, very well-designed tool.… Read more

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AI Pioneers: Teachers and Trainers working with Technology to Transform Education and Training

13th December 202219th January 2023 Graham Attwell 203 Views 0 Comments #AIinEd, AI, AI Pioneers, AI@School, artificial intelligence, education, education 2.0

This morning Graham Attwell, Angela Karadog and Dirk Stieglitz made a presentation on AI and Education at the International Conference on New Technologies and Education organised by Basque University. The title of the panel was AI Pioneers: Teachers and Trainers… Read more

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European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency

17th November 202217th November 2022 Graham Attwell 113 Views 0 Comments #AIinEd, AI, AI@School, artificial intelligence, Wales Wide Web

Photo by Markus Spiske on Unsplash One of the major concerns about ethics and accountability with the fast growing adoption of AI in all areas of society including education is the transparency of algorithms. We know that they can suffer… Read more

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European Ethical Guideline for the use of AI in Education

10th November 2022 Graham Attwell 93 Views 0 Comments #AIinEd, AI, AI@School, Wales Wide Web

The debate over AI and ethics continues. Yet, all too often it is very abstract and fails to connect with practice. Recently the EU has published a set of ethical guidelines for educators on the use of AI and data… Read more