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We invite you to the AI in Teaching and Assessment Summit funded by the Data Science Institute

Teaching staff are very much on the front line when dealing with AI integrity issues. So far though, it seems institutions and even departments have wildly varying approaches to AI. Some might have a traffic light system for when students can use or not use AI, some have deep integration with technology companies and AI is embedded across their workflows. Others have neither and choose to ignore the integrity issues when grading AI written submissions. Staff members too have very polarising views on the use of AI. Moreover, less forward-looking or less resourced universities are simply leaving it to staff to experiment in the labyrinth of AI models available. Consistency therefore is clearly a problem and is only set to worsen through varying levels of institutional policy and provision. There is an urgent need for open discussion about how some departments are dealing with AI (or not). This workshop is a space for those of different faculties to share their experiences.

The AI in Teaching and Assessment Summit brings together speakers and panellists from across Lancaster University. We invite you to come with your experiences (warts and all), your savvy workarounds, your questions and your concerns.