Very interesting; thanks, Craig. Most revealing of the nature of the challenge presented by AI are the survey elements that measured concerns and opportunities. Nearly every possible concern scored a strong response and so did the hopes and possibilities! That about sums up where academia stands at the moment, and most other folks who have given AI serious thought. Somewhat concerning is that so many are not really sure about where their institution stands, what is going on in the administrative halls, or where the time and money will come from to bring on this technology in a coherent and helpful way.
Very interesting; thanks, Craig. Most revealing of the nature of the challenge presented by AI are the survey elements that measured concerns and opportunities. Nearly every possible concern scored a strong response and so did the hopes and possibilities! That about sums up where academia stands at the moment, and most other folks who have given AI serious thought. Somewhat concerning is that so many are not really sure about where their institution stands, what is going on in the administrative halls, or where the time and money will come from to bring on this technology in a coherent and helpful way.
Interesting observation. I wonder what a forced choice type question would reveal. The lack of institutional strategy is concerning, without a doubt.