Artificial Intelligence for and by Teachers

2.1.1 Video: Who Is Afraid of AI?

Artificial Intelligence for and by Teachers

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Id: EU.AI4T.O1.M2.1.1v
Title: 2.1.1 Video: Who Is Afraid of AI?
Type: video
Description: Introduction of video Who is afraid of AI?
Subject: Artificial Intelligence for and by Teachers
Authors:
- AI4T
- Mooc "Intelligence Artificielle...avec Intelligence"
Licence: CC BY-SA 2.0
Date: 2022-11-15

Video: Who is afraid of AI?¶

This video deals with artificial intelligence and its implications in our lives in a humorous tone. Its approach is general and it can be used in classroom for a first presentation of the AI.

Watch the video below (3'04")

Synopsis¶

The main character « Guillaume » asks himself questions about artificial intelligence and its implications on our lives. Through an interaction with an off-screen character « The Hotline », general questions about AI are raised, prior to further questioning. It is now reminded that AI is first and foremost a scientific discipline.