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News of the week: TjekDet publishes AI material

News of the week: TjekDet publishes AI material

This week's newsletter delves into the latest news about artificial intelligence in education. We thought we'd touch on the launch of Copilot Pro, which is Microsoft's Office suite with artificial intelligence now available to everyone. Before investing in Copilot Pro, note that it is relatively expensive, only available in English, and the purchase process is complicated. We have obtained a license and are in the process of testing it. We are working on an article about the possibilities.

TjekDet: Teaching material about artificial intelligence for school

TjekDet has published free educational material on artificial intelligence for students in the 8th, 9th, and 10th grades of primary and secondary education. The material consists of various resources, interactive elements, and concrete lessons that ask the most important questions about artificial intelligence and help students find answers. The goal is to give students an understanding of the technology and show them how to recognize misleading and false information.

TjekDet lancerer undervisningsmateriale om kunstig intelligens
Af Nathalie Damgaard Frisch “En ny teknologi, som vil kunne ændre vores liv på måder, vi næppe kan forestille os,” sagde Dronning Margrethe om kunstig intelligens i sin nytårstale den 31. december 2023. Dronningens vurdering deles over hele verden, og på uddannelsesinstitutioner forbereder undervise…

Odense Tekniske Gymnasium tones field of study with AI

Per and Claus will be at the forefront of developing the field of study at HTX in Odense, which will focus on artificial intelligence. The new toning is based on the field of study with the subjects communication and IT programming or design. At the same time, all subjects that the students meet will work to tone down the academic content to deal with AI.

In all this, we do not buy into the professional content of the subject. Still, we speak into the reality where, for example, misinformation and disinformation will shape their daily life and future. At the same time, we also need to create content and understand all the positive possibilities of AI. We are starting from the good elements of understanding digital technology, but we do not think we can wait for the new topic. We seek a realistic understanding of the area, and here we collaborate with Hesehus, Ordbogen.com, UCL, and the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at SDU, who all work with artificial intelligence from different angles. At the same time, we hope that other HTX schools will do the same.

Read more here:

Nu kommer kunstig intelligens på skoleskemaet: Kan sikre fynske virksomheder efterspurgte medarbejdere
Fra august kan 1.g’erne på OTG begynde på en helt ny studieretning med kunstig intelligens i fokus. Det glæder kendt it-virksomhed sig over.
Studieretning i kunstig intelligens (NY)
Interesserer du dig for design, kommunikation eller it? Så tilbyder OTG en af række studieretninger, som måske kunne være noget for dig. Læs mere om dem her…

Development of a new Danish language model - DANA

Lisbeth Bech-Nielsen (SF) stopped by on Thursday to discuss the possibilities of developing a Danish language model trained on quality data from archives and collections, such as the Danish National Archives, DR, and the Danish Royal Library. It is estimated that it will cost around 40 million to develop the model, and such a model will be of great importance to the education sector. The model will mean that we will have a GDPR-compliant language model, which puts all educational institutions on an equal footing and can be included as a subject field in teaching and for exams.

At Viden.AI, we will write more about it as the project develops.


More than half of Nordic organizations today use artificial intelligence

The think tank Mandag Morgen has published an analysis that uncovers the impact of artificial intelligence on digital transformation processes and digital competencies in Nordic organizations.

According to the analysis, 51% of Nordic organizations use AI tools daily. A significant proportion, almost a third, uses AI for text generation through tools such as ChatGPT, which underlines the rapid spread of generative AI technology in the Nordics. Despite this widespread use of artificial intelligence, only 15% of organizations have developed a clear strategy for its use, suggesting a limited strategic integration of AI in these organizations. Furthermore, two-thirds of the Nordic managers expect to increase their use of AI over the next three years.

Read the report here: Er nordiske organisationer klar til AI?

Ny analyse: Over halvdelen af nordiske organisationer bruger i dag AI - Tænketanken Mandag Morgen
Tænketanken Mandag Morgen står bag ny analyse af anvendelsen af AI i nordiske organisationer. Resultaterne vidner om, at der er fart på udbredelsen af særligt generative AI-værktøjer, men også om at der er vej igen, før AI bliver en fuldt integreret strategisk ressource i de nordiske organisationer.

AlphaGeometry: Solving advanced geometry problems with artificial intelligence

Google DeepMind has developed a new artificial intelligence, AlphaGeometry, that can solve advanced geometry problems. AlphaGeometry combines a language model with a symbolic engine to solve mathematical challenges that have been difficult for artificial intelligence until now. Google DeepMind has demonstrated the system by having it solve 25 out of 30 problems from the International Mathematical Olympiad, the competition for which the winners of the high school Georg Mohr competition in Denmark qualify.

AlphaGeometry: An Olympiad-level AI system for geometry
Our AI system surpasses the state-of-the-art approach for geometry problems, advancing AI reasoning in mathematics
Google DeepMind’s new AI system can solve complex geometry problems
Its performance matches the smartest high school mathematicians and is much stronger than the previous state-of-the-art system.

Article on responsible integration of artificial intelligence in education systems

The World Economic Forum (WEF) has published an article on the responsible integration of artificial intelligence into education systems. UNESCO recently published a study that shows that less than 10% of all colleges and universities have policies or formal guidelines for using artificial intelligence. In this article, the WEF highlights the need for guidelines to avoid, e.g., GDPR issues and uncritical implementation of generative artificial intelligence. They recommend these 7 principles for the responsible and effective use of artificial intelligence in education:

The article also identifies the benefits and risks of artificial intelligence in education. Read the article here: AI and education: Kids need AI guidance in school. But who guides the schools?

https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2024/01/ai-guidance-school-responsible-use-in-education/

News of the Week

De studerende har taget AI til sig. Nu bør uddannelserne gøre det samme
Læs læserbrevet af Sara Vergo, der handler om, at uddannelserne skal tage AI til sig.
Forskere: AI kan få forskningen ud af elfenbenstårnet – men også misinformere masserne
Allerede i dag bruger unge kunstig intelligens til at få viden om forskning. Det kan demokratisere forskningen, men indebære også velkendte risici, skriver forskere og én ph.d.-studerende fra Aarhus Universitet.
Forskere spår 10 måter kunstig intelligens vil prege de neste årene: – Jeg tror ikke eksamen vil finnes om fem år
Forskerne spår revolusjoner i arbeidsliv og kulturliv, i krig, politikk, helse og underholdning.
OpenAI og Arizona State University er gået sammen om at bruge ChatGPT i undervisningen
Arizona State University (ASU) har indgået et samarbejde med OpenAI om at bringe det generative AI-værktøj ChatGPT Enterprise ind i klasseværelset.
Etterlyser handling for ChatGPT-bruk i skolen
For et år siden ba Lektorlaget Kunnskapsdepartementet om bistand til håndtering av ChatGPT. – Som vi advarte mot for ett år siden, er det blitt mye juks, og elevene går glipp av viktig opplæring. Når går politikerne fra ord til handling? spør Helle Christin Nyhuus, leder av Lektorlaget.
‘Very scary’: Mark Zuckerberg’s pledge to build advanced AI alarms experts
Meta CEO accused of being ‘irresponsible’ by considering making tools on par with human intelligence open source
Microsoft’s new Copilot Pro brings AI-powered Office features to the rest of us
You’ll need to pay $20 per month extra to get all the new AI-powered features in Office.
AI vil påvirke 40 procent af verdens jobs, viser analyse
I lande som Danmark er andelen formentlig endnu højere end 40 procent, lyder analysen.
Australia may ask tech companies to label content generated by AI platforms such as ChatGPT
New report reveals low public trust of growing technology as government pledges stricter regulation for ‘high risk’ products
University Enrolling AI-Powered “Students” Who Will Turn in Assignments, Participate in Class Discussions
Students at Ferris State University in Michigan will soon be sharing the classroom with AI-powered “students.”
Scopus AI: Trusted content. Powered by responsible AI.
Scopus AI combines generative artificial intelligence with Scopus’ trusted content and data to help researchers accelerate their research.

Scientific articles

Below, we select articles or tools with a slightly more scientific perspective. These are articles that we read ourselves to stay up-to-date, and at the same time, we also know very well that they are not that interesting for most people.

Future-proofing Education: A Prototype for Simulating Oral Examinations Using Large Language Models

This study from the Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences focuses on the use of large language models for the simulation of oral exams. Here, they have developed a prototype that effectively simulates oral exams, offers personal feedback, and reduces the work of teachers. The study shows possibilities for using the language models to democratize education, include different groups of students, and improve teaching quality and efficiency.

Read the study here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2401.06160.pdf