EDINBORO — Artificial intelligence can help educators create and update lesson plans and complete other peripheral tasks so that they can focus more on teaching and research. It can help students gather information needed to complete assignments, check their grammar and format their work in alignment with style guides. It also can help students cheat. Colleges and universities are scrambling to educate themselves about the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence and how to harness it to improve teaching and learning. "It’s the hottest topic right now in education," said Camille Dempsey, director of Pennsylvania Western University’s new Center for Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies and associate professor of education at PennWest’s Edinboro campus. The challenges The biggest challenge is that artificial intelligence is developing so fast that most […]
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