Northern Economics Network Meeting: AI and its Implications for Economics Education
Wednesday 2 October 2024, 12:15pm to 3:40pm
Venue
MAN - Mngt School LT19 WPB002 - View MapOpen to
Postgraduates, StaffRegistration
Free to attend - registration requiredRegistration Info
to attend please contact William Tayler to register.
Event Details
Economics Department and SIME will host the latest Northern Economics Network meeting. "AI and its Implications for Economics Education".
Although the network itself is for Economists from Northern Universities, the issue of AI and its implications for teaching and learning apply across departments and the Higher Education sector. Many of you are interested such issues and some have worked on them, so you are all very welcome to join.
Speakers
Huseyn Guliyev
, Lancaster University
Economics, Lancaster University
Ralf Becker
University of Manchester
University of Salford
I am an economist working at the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Behavioural Science and Decision Making. I am an expert in the impact of Artificial Intelligence on Universities, sludge, behavioural design and dark patterns. My work focuses on supporting individuals, organisations and regulators in adopting and understanding the impacts of new technology.
Tad Gwiazdowski
University of Leeds
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