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University of Waterloo partners with Google to research AI work and learning
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CityNews Kitchener
The University of Waterloo is partnering with Google to research the ways human intelligence interacts with artificial intelligence (AI).
Within her role as chair, Dr. Law will be tasked with researching and educating on the ways humans interact with artificial intelligence.
(Josh Piercey/570 NewsRadio) Dr. Edith Law, new Google Chair in the Future of Work and Learning and executive director of the Future of Work Institute, at the announcement on Wednesday.
“With AI, you learn every day, and you’re continuously learning, and this partnership is really about getting students to co-create,” said Geremia.
“Instead of AI being the information provider in learning, we can actually turn the table around and have AI be the student,” said Dr. Law.