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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2023 · 57 MIN

AI and Education with Dr. Jose A Munoz

from The Moon Shooters Podcast by Parrots Lab Media · host Naja Faysal, founder of Parrots Lab Media

In this episode of Singularity Syndicate, host Naja Faysal converses with Dr. Jose Munoz, Assistant Dean of Student Success at CSUSB, exploring the interplay of artificial intelligence in higher education. Dr. Munoz, recognized for his significant contributions to educational inequalities, delves into his journey in sociology and STEM education, highlighting his projects aimed at enhancing student success and academic equality. As they discuss the transformational potential of AI, Dr. Munoz shares insights on the technology's impact on advising, mentorship, and the broader educational landscape. The conversation navigates ethical considerations, the future of job markets in education, and the importance of integrating AI responsibly. With Dr. Munoz's anecdotes and Naja's probing questions, the episode is a deep dive into understanding AI's role in shaping the future of education and society. Join us as we explore these critical themes with two thought leaders at the forefront of innovation and social change.

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