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    EdTech and AI from the ASU GSV Summit with Mike Merrill

    By Palmer MediaJuly 10, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Mike Merrill joins Mike Palmer to talk about his experience at the ASU GSV Summit in San Diego. While Mike Merrill attended in person, Mike Palmer attended online. We reflect on the different experiences and how it connects to issues of access and equity as we muse about the future of conferencing in these challenging times.

    Then Mike Merrill digs into his reflections on what’s emerging in artificial intelligence and machine learning, the areas where he focused during his ASU GSV experience. Are we in an AI Summer for EdTech? How should we think about ethics and inclusive design when working with AI systems? We dive into all of this and even sing a little Alicia Keys in a wide-ranging and informative debrief on new and emerging opportunities in EdTech and AI straight out of ASU GSV.

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    Palmer Media 2021-08-16 09:00:00

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