Artificial Teachers
Category: Generative Analytics
It may seem far-fetched, but some pundits are already predicting the development of artificial intelligences and robots teaching in the classroom. In a recent celebrated case, a professor fooled his students with ‘Jill Watson’, an artificial tutor (Miller, 2016). “‘Yuki’, the first robot lecturer, was introduced in Germany in 2019 and has already started delivering lectures to university students at The Philipps University of Marburg.†(Ameen, 2019). While most observers still expect AI and analytics to be limited to a support role, these examples suggest that the role of artificial teachers might be wider than expected.
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Julian at Walden University
"Walden University is spearheading a dynamic artificial intelligence (AI) tool that helps students reinforce their learning through practice. The Walden AI-powered tutor, named Julianâ„¢, is built with Google Cloud's AI and machine learning (ML) capabilities, driving personalized experiences and knowledge mastery through various educational engagement activities."
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Could Artificial Intelligence Replace Our Teachers?
“Although robots will not be ushering us from our desks, they will be joining us quite soon ... as teaching assistants. It’s already happening in the fields of law, medicine, and banking.†Keith Lambert, Education World, 2021.
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