Generative AI + Education: Reinventing the Teaching Experience
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Moderator Chris Capozzola in conversation with panelists Eric Klopfer, Melissa Webster, Dirk Englund, and Janet Rankin.
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This is the best talk I have ever heard in my entire life, so much that I teared up many times. I love the idea of using a "reflection sheet" to guide (Janet Rankin) the development of new teaching systems. It encourages mindfulness and collaboration, despite potential disagreements and emotional barriers. It can be a bit scary since we would want people to use these tools/information with good intentions. The fact that there may be AI truth formulas (if I got that right when Dirk Englund was speaking of the machine hallucinations rate near 0) should also help us all find a sweet safe spot sooner than later. At least I really want to believe. It simply is the next step in the evolution of learning/teaching systems. Every single person in these talks makes me smile so much. So genuine. I can see the love, passion, excitement, fear...! Yay Analog/Digital teaching.