ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Elizabeth Ricks is back on Deacs.AI, and she brought along a good friend, Javier Guillen of Microsoft. Both educators and industry veterans, they discuss how artificial intelligence has actually changed the fields of data analytics, healthcare, and the classroom — and when it's the right move to hand over control to the AI. Prognosticating into the near future, they warn why an opinion you formed about AI two years ago is already out of date. Finally, they leave us with the secret to unlocking transformational power — curiosity is the skill that makes any of this work.
For questions, comments, or anything else, email us at deacs.ai@wfu.edu
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