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Dr Rand Spiro will be with us to give a more in-depth look at "ChatGPT and Complex Aspects of Science Learning" on Tuesday, November 14th, in the CREATE Seminar Space. 

As before, light refreshments will be provided for in-person attendees. Please register if you would prefer to join via Zoom. 
 

Please join us for the second installment of the new Teaching & Learning with Generative AI" seminar series on Tuesday, November 7th, at noon. Dr. Christina Krist from the University of Illinois will be sharing her work in a talk titled "Enriching Qualitative Video Analysis with Theory-Driven Uses of Al-Based Tools".

We will gather in the CREATE for STEM Seminar Space in 115 Erickson Hall - light refreshments provided!

If you would prefer to join via Zoom, please note that registration is required. 

Join us on Friday, October 20th at noon for Rand Spiro's talk on 'ChatGPT: What it is, How to Use It as an Intelligent Assistant and Collaborator, and Why It Will Change Everything (In a Good Way, Mostly)".

We would love to see you in person in the CREATE for STEM Seminar Space, but are offering a Zoom option as well,  with registration required.

Co-hosted by the AI4STEM lab at the University of Georgia and the CREATE for STEM Institute, the AI-Based Assessments in STEM International Conference was held at the University of Georgia, in Athens, GA from May 25 to May 27, 2022. The conference brought together 41 researchers in AI, assessment, science learning, and educational technology from around the globe, with representatives from the US, Europe, and Asia. 

A lot has changed since we talked 6 months ago. Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms are rapidly working their way into every aspect of our lives, with oversight and guardrails frantically playing catch-up. The MSU Museum CoLab Studio invites you to join the conversation about transparency and accountability in AI with Bill Hart-Davidson (Professor in Writing, Rhetoric, and American Cultures, and Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education) and Anjana Susarla (Omura-Saxena Professor in Responsible AI at the Broad College of Business).

Sponsored by the MSU Office of Research and Innovation