Responsible AI in Higher Ed: Balancing Innovation and Sustainability

Описание: Date: Wednesday, February 19, 2025

How can higher education embrace the power of AI while remaining true to its ethical and environmental responsibilities?

Over the past two years, colleges and universities have rapidly adopted artificial intelligence to improve teaching, learning, and operations. Yet, while many AI developers emphasize ethics and fairness, one crucial aspect often goes unnoticed — the environmental cost of AI innovation. This webinar examines how institutions can balance technological advancement with sustainability, exploring both the challenges and emerging solutions that support responsible AI integration.

Join Glenda Morgan (EdTech Market Analyst, Phil Hill & Associates) as she explores how higher education can adopt AI responsibly — aligning innovation with sustainability goals, understanding AI’s environmental impact, and learning from organizations that are already leading the way in sustainable AI practices.

Key Takeaways:

🔹 Balancing Innovation with Responsibility – Explore how higher education can adopt AI responsibly, ensuring alignment with ethical principles and sustainability goals.
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🔹 Environmental Impact of AI – Understand the often-overlooked environmental effects of AI, including energy consumption and emissions, and their implications for institutions.
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🔹 Mitigation Strategies – Learn how organizations and vendors are addressing environmental challenges through energy-efficient practices and sustainable AI design.
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🔹 Principled Decision-Making – Gain practical guidance on making informed choices about AI integration that balance innovation with ethical and environmental considerations.
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If you’re seeking a clear path to responsible, future-focused AI adoption, this session offers the frameworks and strategies you need.

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