How can we develop the European Technology industry?
Look at a list of the ten tech companies […]
Save the date!
Our next AI Pioneers network webinar will be on […]
Is it inevitable that AI will make us lazier?
I probably spend too much time reading newsletters but […]
What is the AI Pioneers Christmas number one?
As a festive treat for the AI Pioneers network I’ve compiled my Christmas top 5 resources from the project, there’s no rhyme, reason or clever data behind it other than that I happen to like them! From our Toolkit – Chat2Course I’ve made many online and offline courses and its a days work at a minimum to get the basic structure and objectives hashed out so this is a nice time saver, within 10 minutes I’d got learning objectives for 5 modules and content generated for two lessons before I ran out of tokens. It is based in ChatGTP […]
Recording of the Webinar on AI in Citizenship is Now Available!
On November 27, 2024, the AI Pioneers 4th Consultation […]
The Fourth AI Pioneers Newsletter is Out!
We’re happy to share the fourth newsletter for AI […]
How might AI support how people learn outside the classroom?
Every day hundreds of posts are written on social media about AI and education. Every day yet more papers are published about AI and education. Webinars, seminars and conferences about AI and education. Yet nearly all of them are about formal education, education in the classroom. But as Stephen Downes says in a commentary on a blog by Alan Levine we need more on how people actually teach and actually learn. “We get a lot in the literature about how it happens in the classroom. But the classroom is a very specialized environment, designed to deal with the need to foster a common set […]
Workshops for the German Community of Practice in AI Pioneers for 2025
As the year draws to a close, and after […]
AI Pioneers at the first Budapest International Conference on Education (BICE 2024)
From November 28 to 30, 2024 the first Budapest […]
These technologies are complex….
There\s some pretty fearsome discussions going on this week between so called sceptics of Gen AI and supporters (although much of the shouting is over the terms of the debate). Bur it seems pretty incontestable that the big AI technology providers are trying to muscle in on education as a promising market. In a series of posts on LinkedIn, Ben Williamson from Edinburgh University has looked at the different initiatives by the companies who not surprisingly are giving incentives to sign up with their AI variant. Google he said almost literally buying institutions, with prime ministerial endorsement, to advance its […]