AI Conversations is a new series of weekly online discussions on how AI is affecting teaching and learning in an arts based institution. Invited subject specialists will start a conversation on their chosen topic. Each session will then be open to further questions and contribution from the participants.

Join us from 1pm – 1:45pm for any of the following sessions this term. For full session descriptions please see the extra information in the link at the bottom of the page.

06 Oct Babies and Bathwater: how far will AI necessitate an assessment revolution? Martin Compton, Kings College
13 Oct How are university students using AI? Sue Attewell, JISC
20 Oct Can AI be anti-racist? Gurnam Singh, Warwick University
27 Oct How is AI affecting HE libraries? Coco Nijhoff, Imperial College London
03 Nov Images, video and AI. Kristina Thiele, UAL
10 Nov Ethical curating using AL tools. Elliot Burns and James Irwin, UAL
17 Nov Has AI stolen creative labour? Dave White, UAL
24 Nov Can AI get you into art school? Mark Robinson, UAL
01 Dec Gender bias in AI – can we do anything about it? Emma Gibson, Equality Now
08 Dec What can educators do with AI? – 101 Creative Ideas to Use AI in Education Chrissi Nerantzi and Antonio Martinez-Arboleda – Leeds University, Sandra Abegglen – University of Calgary, Marianthi Karatsiori – University of Macedonia
13 Dec CCI perspective on AI Mick Grierson and Rebecca Fiebrink, UAL

Get tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ai-conversations-tickets-722090761907

Image: Miriana Greco, Digital Landscapes, 2020, BA (hons) Graphic and Media Design, London College of Communication | UAL