As part of our involvement with Belong: An Inclusive Learning Community, all faculty, staff, and administrators were invited to attend The Three Es of Teaching with AI: Ethics, Equity, and Empowerment webinar on September 10th.

Key Takeaways from Colleagues:

1. Concerns with GenAI and Equity:
   • GenerativeAI can contain biases. Understanding these biases is important for instructors, so they can point them out to students.
   • There can be inequities with GenAI use tied to subscription fees and costs to students.
2. Encouraging Uses of GenAI
   • GenAI can be useful for non-native English speakers seeking assistance with translations.
   • Generative AI can be useful for students to check their citation style and form.
   • It can be used for brainstorming ideas.
   • GenAI is useful for data mining
3. Skills Instructors Should Consider Teaching:
   • Fact-checking AI responses
   • Bias and stereotype checking AI responses, and peer editing.
   • How to write effective prompts for AI generators

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