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The race to reimagine higher education
How Canadian universities can lead the AI transformation.
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Flight of the Valkyrie
Waterloo engineering students compete for glory with an AI-enhanced urban firefighting drone.
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Adopting AI is a social contract
Integrating artificial intelligence into our societies and personal lives binds us to certain futures and forecloses the possibility of others. Are we ready to accept the consequences?
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Behind the curve
Learning to embed AI in the medical curriculum.
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‘Professors may not be ready for this’
TMU professor introduces AI-powered chatbot to academic community.
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‘We haven’t yet had an AI Hiroshima’
Regarded as one of the godfathers of artificial intelligence, Yoshua Bengio now urges caution when it comes to AI.
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AI, higher education and the future of academic supervision
Co-learning to use AI tools effectively.
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How faculty development can be supported in the age of AI
Institutions need to identify what the professoriate needs in order to use new technologies wisely.
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Western appoints first-ever chief AI officer
The new position is intended to support the university’s efforts to adopt a progressive approach to machine learning and explore the capabilities of artificial intelligence.
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AI tools cannot entirely replace traditional language programs
The efficacy of learning from apps and achieving intended learning outcomes begs contemplation.
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Artificial intelligence at universities: a pressing issue
The overwhelming rise of text generators raises the need for reflection and guidelines to ensure their ethical use in an academic setting.
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Could ChatGPT be your next co-author?
As generative AI disrupts the world of teaching and learning, academia has been slow to address its use in scholarly research.
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Everything has (not) changed: artificial intelligence, teaching and learning
Despite new technologies, the foundations of teaching and learning have not changed.
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I’m not afraid of ChatGPT in my classroom
All of my students use ChatGPT, but the grade distribution remains the same.
