AI In Academics - Dr. Scott Hicks

from On Life Podcast · host Liberty University Online Life

In this episode, we explore the constantly changing dynamics of AI and how it fits in academics. Dr. Scott Hicks shares insights on how AI is being used in higher education, specifically here at Liberty University. We’ll consider the ethics behind AI and how students can responsibly use this technology. This conversation will equip online students with clarity and understanding of AI and how it can be a useful tool in their education.

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