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Monday December 16, 2024 15:45 - 16:45 GMT+03

Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has been transforming how we teach and learn. Its interactive nature can make learning more personalized, effective, and efficient. It also makes education more accessible and inclusive, especially for those from the Global South. But if misused, GenAI would pose serious risks, such as allowing cheating in writing and exams, and thus lead to negative learning outcomes. The panel will consist of a UNU expert, a minister of education, a computer science professor, a legal expert, and an educational technology company CEO. The panel will explore the potential innovation of GenAI to make learning more engaging and effective. For example, the private sector panelist will share stories of some recent start-ups and their innovative initiatives building on GenAI. The panel will also provide a multistakeholder perspective on how to mitigate the risks of GenAI to ensure its safe and equitable development and use for all. The computer scientist will demystify GenAI by explaining its technical possibilities and limitations. The legal expert from the global south will discuss issues on data privacy and copyright in educational settings. The policymaker from the ministry of education will share practices in their country, as well as discuss policymaking challenges on GenAI in education. Finally, the panel will provide policy recommendations to governments and international organizations on how to create an effective eco-system for GenAI to continue to grow ethically, transparently and effectively, so to shape a sustainable digital future for all.
We aim to organize the session in a highly hybrid format and ensure that both online and in-person participants will be able to participate in an equally effective manner. In so doing, we will dedicate an online moderator, who will bridge the discussions online and in-person. We will also use polling tools (e.g. Polleverywhere) to facilitate the online and in-person participants to interact with the panel by responding to polling questions etc.
Monday December 16, 2024 15:45 - 16:45 GMT+03
Workshop Room 9
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