Publish at November 22 2023 Updated November 22 2023
Jill-Jênn Vie, a research fellow in the Soda project team at the Inria center in Saclay, wonders how artificial intelligence will transform the learning experience.
Far from having a definitive answer, he has identified four areas for analysis and research:
"Many players go along with the CNIL's desire to minimize data, and wish to exclude the gender variable in their AI systems, but on the contrary we need to be able to measure discrimination in order to be able to reduce inequalities."
We often think of the risks, without considering the many opportunities that AI can bring to education and training.
For the full article: The four pillars of AI research for education
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