Recently, the policy brief “AI in Teaching and Learning in Higher Education” co-authored by Associate Professor Lu Yu, Director of the Artificially Intelligence Laboratory of the Advanced Innovation Center for Future Education of Beijing Normal University (AICFE), Professor Hannele Niemi from the University of Helsinki, Finland, and Professor Roy Pea from Stanford University, USA, was officially released by the relevant conferences of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
As a part of the UNESCO Chairs Program, this policy brief discusses the current status and trends of AI technology in higher education in China, the United States, and Finland, and discusses potential risks and important ethical issues.
Figure1 The Screenshot of the Content of the Policy Brief
AICFE has long carried out international cooperative research with Finland, the United States, Brazil, Singapore, and other countries, and will further actively participate in relevant cooperation and special programs of UNESCO in the future.
