Webinar: ChatGPT Shows the Magic of AI-But Beware the Ghost in the Machine
Event Details
pros and cons of using ChatGPT and similar AI in schools
ChatGPT, a new chatbot with an uncanny ability to mimic human dialogue and decision making, is sweeping schools across the world. This free-to-use artificial intelligence (AI) has a simple premise: You “talk” to a chatbot that can then assist you with any number of tasks. ChatGPT has excited schools and students on the ways they can use it to transform their curricula, lesson plans, and assignments. All the while, schools and families are worried about how students may abuse it to shortcut the learning process, such as plagiarizing their essays or having ChatGPT do their math homework for them. This webinar will discuss the pros and cons of using ChatGPT and similar AI in schools, what types of policies you might consider implementing to address it, and how to carefully communicate your decisions on this controversial new tool to students, families, and faculty.
Meet the Speakers
Alex Castro is an associate with Fisher Phillips - Fort Lauderdale, representing private and public-sector employers and educational institutions in areas of employment law and litigation defense. Alex handles workplace disputes on a wide range of issues including claims of discrimination, retaliation, harassment and whistleblowing, as well as wage and hour disputes, and noncompete and other restrictive covenant disputes. Alex also prepares affirmative action plans for clients and provides OFCCP compliance counseling.
Alex received his J.D., cum laude, from the University of Florida Levin College of Law and his B.A., magna cum laude, from the University of Florida. Alex is fluent in Spanish.
Ilanit Fischler is a partner in Fisher Phillips’ Fort Lauderdale office. She represents businesses in a broad range of matters relating to the workplace, including claims of unlawful discrimination, harassment, retaliation, wage and hour, and contract disputes before federal and state courts, and administrative agencies. Ilanit practices with the firm’s Education Law Group representing independent and private schools in board, staff, and student matters. A significant portion of Ilanit’s practice is also devoted to counseling schools on preventive measures they may take to avoid or reduce employment-related and student claims, including counseling on day-to-day issues, providing employee training, conducting audits, preparing and reviewing policies, and drafting of contracts.
CPE Information
- Learning Objective: Attendees will review possible policy implementation and communications to consider when utilizing AI in the school environment.
- Field of Study: Business Management & Organization
- Instructional Method: Group Internet Based
- Program level: Basic
- Prerequisites: None
- Advanced Preparations: None
- Recommended CPE Credits 1.0 in Business Management & Organization.
Registration
All webinars are $50 per session but are FREE to anyone from a MISBO member school. Webinars are one hour in length and begin at 2pm ET.
CPE Credit
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Additional Information
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