My Robot Teacher
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What happens when AI crashes into the classroom? When ChatGPT rolled out across the California State University (CSU) system, it sparked a wide range of faculty responses - from panic to full adoption. In My Robot Teacher, CSU professors Taiyo Inoue and Sarah Senk explore how generative AI is disrupting higher education, and what resistance, habituation, and adaptation really look like in real classrooms. My Robot Teacher is a podcast about AI and higher education, hosted by public university professors, produced by editaudio, and sponsored by the California Learning Lab.
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Recent episodes
- Ep22 - Computing for the Public Good with Frank Würthwein
- Ep21 - How the CSU Learns From Itself | CSU AI Innovations, Part 1
- Ep 20 - The AI Access Gap: San Diego’s Equitable AI Alliance
- Ep19 - The Math of Thinking Together — with David Spivak
- Ep18 - What Should Students Still Struggle Through? OpenAI’s Leah Belsky on AI, Agency, and Education’s Future
- Ep17 - Why UC San Diego Runs Its Own AI: Chancellor Pradeep Khosla on Higher Education’s Future
- Ep16 - Is Learning to Code Still Worth It? John DeNero on Computational Thinking in the Age of AI
- Ep15 - How Can Higher Education Keep Up With AI? C. Edward Watson on Curriculum Reform
- Ep14 - Why Students Trust ChatGPT: Dr. Julie Carpenter on AI Literacy, Attachment, and Human Learning
- Ep13 - How to Talk About AI in Higher Education: April Lawson on Insight Debate & Dialogue
