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Tag: learning design

Link: Assisted Vs Autonomous AI for Educators

Feb 4, 2024

in AI, Note

curriculum development, learning, learning design, teaching

https://drphilippahardman.substack.com/p/assistive-vs-autonomous-ai-for-educators “If we are to embrace and leverage the power of AI, it requires us to be open and willing to change significantly both what we do and how we do it. We need to be open to a change in our identity from teachers of humans to teachers of AI.“ The article discusses the…
Weekly digest (05-11 Jun 2023)

Jun 11, 2023

in AI, Digest, Education, Research, Technology

algorithms, Allen Institute, bias, black box algorithms, collaborative writing, conversational framework, diana laurillard, Espanso, etherpad, Google Docs, hypocrisy, learning design, machine learning, semantic learning, stochastic parrot, text expander, trust

AI bias and block boxes I’m getting tired of reading about bias and the black box nature of AI (even though I’ve been guilty of this myself). Human brains are biased. Human brains are block boxes. We still trust the outputs of human brains. I’m not suggesting that we just start trusting algorithms. But I…