Artificial Intelligence Ethically and Effectively – Open Training During the Intensive Week
2024-08-29 09:43:00The supplementary training, designed in six modules, not only highlights the acceptable use of GenAI in higher education, but also reviews the technical knowledge necessary for its understanding, as well as provides tips and ideas for more effective application during learning.
As part of the Talent Management program of Corvinus University, the Artificial Intelligence Integration Centre (AIIC/MIIK) and the University Library are launching a training course during the intensive week for students of the institution regarding the use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) tools.
The event requires registration.
in English 2024. 09. 05. (Thursday) 9:50 AM – 3:10 PM – registration page is here;
in Hungarian 2024. 09. 06. (Friday) 9:50 AM – 3:10 PM – registration page is here.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly intertwined with our everyday lives, and we regularly encounter and use this technology in the university environment as well, especially the generative tools. At the same time, many problems arise regarding the ethics and proper use of this type of software applications. This training, supported by the Vice-Rector for Education, seeks to answer these questions and breaks related topics into six 45-minute modules.
The planned program and speakers:
9:50: Useful and free GenAI tools – Attila Dabis
10:35: GenAI Technology and Higher Education – Csáki Csaba
11:40: GenAI and Prompt Engineering from the perspective of students – Corvinus students
12:25: AI and the World of Work – Róbert Pintér
13:40: Legal questions about GenAI – Zsolt György Balogh
14:25: Effective and Ethical Use of GenAI – Róbert Marciniak
The event will be held as a Teams webinar, and the modules can also be attended independently. However, the number of participants is limited, so participation is subject to registration (which can be accessed through this link).
The Teams link and the final detailed schedule will be sent by the organizers after registration.
If not all interested parties can participate in the training during the intensive week, additional sessions are expected to be organized during the autumn semester.