Phil Jury

AI-LUMNI

Technology EN ↓ 6 episodes

Welcome to ”AI-lumni,” the podcast where an ex-teacher and ex-student team up and talk about where technology, education and artificial intelligence meet. With a mix of nostalgia and humour, we reminisce about our experiences in the classroom and explore the potential benefits and pitfalls of AI. So join us on this journey down memory lane and into the AI-powered future of education!

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Author

Phil Jury

Category

Technology

Podcast website

AI-LUMNI.podbean.com

Latest episode

Sep 20, 2024

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Episodes

Edu𝕊criptive - 3.1 Reflection 20.09.2024

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Episode 5 - A.I. Tangents 11.05.2023

https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/chatgpt-kenyan-workers-exploded-underpaid-b2265045.html

Episode 4 - A.I. in Education 21.04.2023

In this episode, we focus more on the EdTech applications of A.I. and share our experiences with EdTech in general.  

Episode 3 - Challenges of A.I. 13.04.2023

In this episode, we speak about the challenges of A.I. and follow our combined tangents to speak of its inevitable conclusion.

Episode 2 - Responsible A.I. 06.04.2023

In this episode, we ask what is responsible A.I. and chat about A.I.'s environmental impact and the inequity of its application.  

Episode 1 - The origins of our A.I. journey 24.03.2023

In this episode, we reconnect as ex-teacher and ex-student to ask each other what drove us to our fascination with AI.

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