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Thirty-one students from different backgrounds, majors are the first to learn about generative Artificial Intelligence tools and techniques in ENGL 222X. The new course, ENGL 222x: Artificial Intelligence and Writing, made its debut this semester. According to Iowa State’s department of English, this course will transform students’ thoughts on writing, thinking and content creation. The...

Nineteen teams throughout Iowa State will share around $4 million in funding for the ISU 2022-2031 strategic plan. Approved by the Board of Regents in June 2022, the collaborative process involves more than 500 students, staff, faculty and community members.   The funding aims to expand students’ learning services, provide internship opportunities and assistance to the...

Professors at Iowa State University and the University of Iowa are incorporating AI, or artificial intelligence, into their curriculum in the hopes of teaching students its benefits and drawbacks.

Some college educators are embracing AI usage in the classroom, teaching students how to properly use tools like ChatGPT for assignments.

Bugeja’s concern about false information is one of many AI-related worries facing instructors and professors as students return to campus this fall. Others include plagiarism, misrepresentation, and various forms of cheating and technology-aided shortcuts students might employ, depriving themselves of material learning and tricking instructors into thinking they produced or wrote content they didn’t.

Three professors from Iowa’s public universities are working to raise awareness of the importance and contradictory nature of artificial intelligence in higher education, pointing to concerns about privacy, bias and academic integrity. The professors, speaking to the Board of Regents on June 14, pointed to the benefits and detriments of AI use in classrooms, as […]

Professors from Iowa’s public universities are working to raise awareness of the importance of artificial intelligence in higher education.