Everyday AI Podcast – An AI and ChatGPT Podcast Ep 168: AI in Higher Education is Broken. How to Fix it.
Dec 19, 2023
Jason Gulya, Chair of the Artificial Intelligence Council at Berkeley College and an AI consultant, dives into the flawed integration of AI in higher education. He reveals how many universities are missing the mark with AI tools. The conversation addresses the need for responsible AI use, transparency in policies, and the urgent demand for colleges to adapt teaching methods. Gulya argues for student involvement in AI decision-making and highlights the potential of AI to enhance critical thinking and personalized learning.
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Initial Fear, Then Optimism
- Jason Gulya's initial reaction to ChatGPT was fear, thinking it would enable cheating.
- After two days, he shifted his perspective to that of a learner and embraced the technology.
The Great AI Divide in Education
- Universities are either fully embracing AI or banning it, often relying on unreliable AI detection tools.
- Gulya argues that keeping AI out of classrooms is impossible as it becomes integrated into more programs.
Transparency and Trust
- Use AI responsibly and transparently in the classroom, including disclosing your own AI usage to students.
- Establish mutual trust and demonstrate how classroom learning connects to real-world applications.