Episode 10 | Judy Williams | Pro-Vice Chancellor for Education and Students at Queen's University Belfast.

In this episode of Trustworthy AI Chronicles, Dr. Ihsen Alouani speaks with Professor Judy Williams about how AI is transforming teaching, learning, and the student experience. Judy shares how universities can embrace AI responsibly, not just as a tool for automation, but as a way to augment human capability. They explore the paradigm shift AI brings to education, and why embedding ethical principles like transparency, inclusivity, and accountability , is essential to building a future where this evolving technology truly serves society.

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