Artificial intelligence has moved from science fiction into everyday life remarkably quickly, and it is now changing how we learn. This talk brings together two experts to examine what that shift means for pupils, teachers and educational institutions.
Birgitte Vedersø, a former grammar school rector who chaired the government's expert group on ChatGPT and exams, and Steen Nepper Larsen, a lecturer at DPU and critic for Information, will discuss which skills we will need when information is always within reach, and whether AI can strengthen the quality of education rather than weaken it. The conversation is moderated by RÆSON editor Janus Lauritsen, and there will be plenty of time for questions and debate with the audience.
