Ontario universities urged to co-ordinate AI approach
A task force has proposed a coordinated approach for Ontario universities to address the challenges and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence. The report emphasizes collaboration among institutions to enhance student preparedness and research capabilities while addressing concerns about academic integrity. Recommendations include shifting assessment methods and increasing government support for AI-related initiatives.
- ▪The Council of Ontario Universities has released a report urging member schools to collaborate on AI-related challenges.
- ▪The report highlights the need for new assessment methods as generative AI raises concerns about academic integrity.
- ▪It calls for increased government investment in research and support for work-integrated learning opportunities.
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Open this photo in gallery:Vivek Goel, president of the University of Waterloo and member of the Council of Ontario Universities. 'We’re all trying to grapple with what the right principles should be,' Dr. Goel says.Fred Lum/The Globe and MailShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountA task force has sketched a road map for universities navigating rapid change brought on by the rise of artificial intelligence, not only to better prepare students for a shifting job market, but also to accelerate research and build digital sovereignty.In a report to be released Friday, the Council of Ontario Universities is calling on its 20 member schools to embrace AI’s transformative potential and collaborate to solve challenges raised by the technology, rather than…
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