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Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT with Dan Levy and Angela Pérez Albertos
Teaching Effectively with ChatGPT offers practical, non-hyped guidance on using generative AI in higher education, with real examples from instructors. Co-authored by Harvard lecturer Dan Levy and former student Angela Pérez Albertos, the book appeals to educators across the AI adoption spectrum. The author also shares a related interview.
Teaching with AI Agents with Matthew Clemson, Isabelle Hesse, and Danny Liu
Cogniti, developed at the University of Sydney, enables instructors to create custom AI chatbots for teaching. This episode features developer Danny Liu and faculty users discussing its uses, benefits, and future potential. The conversation explores how such tools may soon become standard in higher education instruction.
AI Across the Curriculum with Jane Southworth
This podcast features Jane Southworth, professor at the University of Florida, discussing UF’s “AI Across the Curriculum” program, launched in 2021. She shares how her research in landscape change led to AI curriculum work, details the program’s components, and reflects on how ChatGPT’s launch impacted their AI literacy efforts.
The Coming Age of Agentic AI
In this TechnologIST Talks episode, Dr. Margaret Mitchell, Chief Ethics Scientist at Hugging Face, discusses ethical AI development, risks of autonomous agents, and the importance of data curation. She emphasizes that building safe AI requires anticipating all possible outcomes, highlighting tensions between innovation and control in AGI development.
Everything Everywhere All at Once and Teaching in the Age of AI
This episode uses Everything Everywhere All at Once as a metaphor for the overwhelming influx of AI in education. It reflects on how educators can navigate the chaos, stay grounded, and focus on what truly benefits the students in their classrooms amid the AI hype.
Dr Sasha Luccioni: The climate cost of AI
This episode features Dr. Sasha Luccioni, AI and Climate Lead at Hugging Face, who discusses the hidden carbon costs of generative AI tools like ChatGPT. She advocates for greater transparency in AI development and explores how AI can both contribute to and help solve the climate crisis.
How Purdue is Using AI for Good — Computer Science Professor Alex Psomas Explains
This episode of This Is Purdue features Alex Psomas, a computer science professor using AI and machine learning to address societal issues like food insecurity. He shares insights on automating food redistribution in Indiana, the power of open source tools, and Purdue’s leadership in multidisciplinary AI research and student mentorship.
MakerYouStory: Adventures in AI
This story of making delves into the creation of an AI tool called Quasi, leading to a broader discussion of making and AI. We welcome Shantanu Roy and Thomas Stahura to the podcast as our guests.

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Decoding the EU Artificial Intelligence Act

Explaining the Principles to Practices Gap in AI.
As AI impacts more aspects of society, ethical concerns and governance challenges grow. While initiatives like AI for Social Good (AI4SG) and AI for Equity (AI4Eq) show promise in addressing global goals, significant barriers remain in turning responsible AI intentions into effective action.
They Have Their Doubts What it’s like to be in school, trying not to use A.I.
Students increasingly use AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini to draft essays, structure assignments, brainstorm ideas, and reword text, leading to skyrocketing misuse and cheating cases. Detection tools struggle, and universities are split between bans and integration. Educators are redesigning assessments to emphasize critical thinking, transparency, and in-person work.