AI Ethics Workshops

Our monthly AI Ethics Workshops are a great way to learn, exchange perspectives on emerging AI challenges, and connect with peers interested in AI ethics and governance.

👉 Our eighth workshop will take place on August 31.

We will discuss AI's implications for teaching and learning, based on these two papers:

“Generative AI Can Harm Teaching,” by Alp Sungu et al. (link)
“The Generative AI Learning Penalty: Evidence from Chinese Secondary Education,” by David Stromberg et al. (link)

Find more information and register below:

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