AI-Teach recently featured in a panel discussion on European collaboration, digital sovereignty and responsible artificial intelligence.
Our partner Mildrid Kyte from Høgskulen på Vestlandet (HVL) participated in a discussion alongside Karianne Tung, the Norwegian Minister of Digitalisation and Public Governance. The conversation explored how Europe can strengthen collaboration in the digital age and how AI can be developed and used responsibly.
During the discussion, Mildrid presented AI-Teach as an example of European cooperation in practice. Through collaboration between universities, teacher educators and schools across Europe, AI-Teach supports teachers in developing the knowledge and competences needed to engage with AI in education in ethical, critical and meaningful ways.
We are proud to see AI-Teach contributing to discussions that extend beyond the project itself and highlight the importance of investing in AI literacy, teacher professional development and international collaboration.
A sincere thank you to Mildrid Kyte for representing AI-Teach and to Ingjald Pilskog for making this opportunity possible and sharing the photo.
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