As part of AIHUMS101, we’ve produced one of the largest survey of European academics to date on AI & Pedagogy in the Humanities & Social Sciences. This is a crucial issue for teaching and one which we still know too little about. This survey, with 550+ responses from 7 universities across Europe, will help to shed some light on this.

To discuss this, I led a workshop in Kraków over 2 days on the 4th & 5th of December. The event brought together over 40 academics from across disciplines. Participants presented work spanning sociology, law, psychology, philosophy, media studies, digital humanities and education, reflecting the breadth of the network’s interests. The survey and worksop culmination of our year-long collaborative effort to think about AI and pedagogy in the Humanities & Social Sciences.

Once we’ve had time to digest the results, we’ll start preparing a report as well as releasing the data publicly.

More Information Here: https://aihumanities101.com/krakow/