Webinar | AI and Higher Education Implications for Learning, Curricula and Institutions

Few innovations have impacted higher education as deeply and swiftly as artificial intelligence has. Initially viewed simply as a threat to academic integrity, it’s now clear that AI presents far greater challenges—and opportunities. Goldman Sachs has estimated that AI may replace 300 million full-time jobs. This rapid workforce evolution is creating demand for an accompanying evolution of higher education to meet new expectations. During this webinar, panelists will discuss the many ways higher education will be affected by artificial intelligence, including how AI will influence instruction, curricula, and institutions. They’ll also suggest paths forward that can help you and your institution succeed in this new era.

Panelists:

Bryan Alexander | Senior Scholar, Georgetown University

Gilda A. Barabino | President and Professor, Olin College of Engineering

William J. McKinney | Senior Director of Higher Education Initiatives, Council for Adult and Experiential Learning

Lynn Pasquerella | President, AAC&U

Michael S. Roth | President, Wesleyan University