Good evening: Artificial Intelligence biases are a very important way to filter information. I have learned a lot about bias detection methods and will put them into practice in my academic activities.

I have learned that AI is here to amplify human capability, and not to replace it. It is crucial to know what to hand off to AI and not. Human judgment and professional expertise say the last word.

AI is a brainstorming partner, and you can collaborate with it on different projects. 

From this module I learned the importance of knowing what degree of transparency is best in a variety of situations from student interactions to industry partnerships and accreditation bodies.   

We need to always evaluate where and how much AI can help with our tasks to use it wisely. 

I like the Head, Hands, and Heart analogy.  It keeps things clear about thinking with AI help, practical applications and ethical training and issues.  

I have learned that the misuse of AI wastes a lot of time, is a danger to knowledge, and generates a lot of distrust in any area of ​​life, especially professionally.

I believe the most important part of using AI is its responsible use. AI is here to help us, and knowing how to use it ethically will benefit us all. 

This module discusses trusting AI to respond to students without constant supervision. The first step is to evaluate the program to make sure it aligns with the curriculum needs, is transparent, reliable, protects student safety, and can be adjusted as needed. Once the program has been integrated, it is important to monitor the student interactions, student feedback, and consistency of the information. It is also important to grade the results of the program: are the students learning, is the information staying current; and is it saving time for the instructor. AI is always changing and the instructor needs to be… >>>

Buenas noches a todos

Si algo me llevo de este aprendizaje, es que la IA en el aula no funciona en piloto automático; necesita de nuestra transparencia y responsabilidad. Es verdad que nos ahorra tiempo, pero como profesores no podemos perder el control sobre la calidad y la equidad de lo que les enseñamos a los alumnos.

Saludos