AI in Education

A symposium held during AI Perspectives Week brought Arts & Sciences faculty and students together to consider how rapidly evolving technology is changing higher education.

Anna Cunningham from the Center for Teaching and Learning is creating space for faculty to question and test AI in WashU courses and assignments.

The endowed professorship will be held by Dennis Zhang, who joined Olin in 2016. Emerson’s CEO is a WashU trustee and Olin graduate.

William Acree reflects on the rapid influence of AI in academic life and his experience teaching a writing-intensive course focused on AI.

The module creates space for open conversation about the relationship between AI and the learning objectives of a course.

The program will prepare graduates for careers that require proficiency in engineering AI systems.

Faculty across Arts & Sciences are figuring out how to use artificial intelligence wisely while keeping students’ skills future-ready.

The program will prepare students for research and careers that require competence with artificial intelligence.

Partnering with the Office of the Provost, the DI2 Accelerator, and the Center for Health AI (CHAI) teams, WashU IT has been working behind the scenes to equip university students, faculty and staff with today’s most up-to-date AI tools.

Building on more than a decade of AI leadership, WashU Olin Business School is helping individuals and organizations not only adapt to AI, but lead in what comes next.