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Artificial intelligence tools and their responsible use in higher education learning and teaching

Following the widespread concern and debate provoked by the arrival of ChatGPT and similar artificial intelligence (AI) tools, the European University Association’s Learning and Teaching Steering Committee shares key considerations for European un

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Best practices in deployment
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ADR Experts and Associations, Individual Citizens/Members of the Society, Policy Makers, Private Sector, Public Sector, Researchers and Academic

AIonDemand Platform

The platform seek to act as a central access point to education resources in Europe related to Artificial Intelligence.

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Support tools
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ADR Experts and Associations, Individual Citizens/Members of the Society, Policy Makers, Private Sector, Public Sector, Researchers and Academic
Online Course

MSc Responsible Artificial Intelligence

The MSc Responsible Artificial Intelligence is an integrated programme of study with dual foci on both theory and application.

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Support tools
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Individual Citizens/Members of the Society, Researchers and Academic

Erase Your Face

In the grand scheme of frustrations related to the pandemic, this one's small: you hold your phone up so Face ID can unlock it. You sit there for a few seconds before realizing, oh right, you’ve got a mask on! Your phone doesn't recognize you.

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Sandboxes and Testbeds
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Individual Citizens/Members of the Society, Researchers and Academic
Tutorial/How To/Guides

The Observatory on Society and Artificial Intelligence

An observatory is a special place where people can observe and study astronomical or terrestrial objects thanks to the particular equipment and conditions it can offer.

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Support tools
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ADR Experts and Associations, Individual Citizens/Members of the Society, Policy Makers, Private Sector, Public Sector, Researchers and Academic
Tutorial/How To/Guides

OECD AI Principles overview

The OECD AI Principles promote use of AI that is innovative and trustworthy and that respects human rights and democratic values. Adopted in May 2019, they set standards for AI that are practical and flexible enough to stand the test of time.

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Understanding of the fundamental rights and values
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ADR Experts and Associations, Policy Makers, Private Sector, Public Sector, Researchers and Academic