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Opinion: Still Relevant, Still Thought Provoking: What Jisc’s AI and Ethics Module Can Teach Us Today

  Figure 1 – Andrew’s examples of how applications of facial recognition fit into his Creepiness Matrix  When Jisc’s self-paced Artificial Intelligence and Ethics course was first launched back in 2021, ChatGPT hadn’t yet appeared on the scene. OpenAI was still a niche name. Generative AI tools weren’t generating headlines—or policies. So you’d be forgiven […]

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Opinion: Writing Under Watch: Reflections on Creativity, Surveillance and Assessment

I had a few spare minutes in the morning before Digifest a couple of weeks ago, before breakfast and the conference start, so I wrote a quick LinkedIn post around writing tracking. It clearly resonated judging by the responses, so I thought I’d share it here, and reflect a little on the responses. My original […]