Grades matter less than motivation in AI era, HKU vice-president says
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HONG KONG — When asked how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing higher education, Jay S. Siegel, vice president of the University of Hong Kong (HKU), began by challenging the premise of the question. “I don’t think that higher education is moving beyond content delivery and into critical thinkin
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Grades matter less than motivation in AI era, HKU vice-president says. HONG KONG — When asked how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing higher education, Jay S. Siegel, vice president of the University of Hong Kong (HKU), began by challenging the premise of the question. “I don’t think that higher education is moving beyond content delivery and into critical thinkin Covered by 1 publications. The Korea Times: Grades matter less than motivation in AI era, HKU vice-president says.
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- The Korea Times South Korea Grades matter less than motivation in AI era, HKU vice-president says HONG KONG — When asked how artificial intelligence (AI) is changing higher education, Jay S. Siegel, vice president of the University of Hong Kong (HKU), began by challenging the premise of the question. “I don’t think that higher education is moving beyond content delivery and into critical thinkin 28 Oct · Tier 3
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