ASU+GSV Summit delves into pressing issues surrounding AI, technology, and education

The ASU+GSV Summit in San Diego has been buzzing with excitement as leaders from the education and workforce skills sectors come together for a four-day event. The theme of this year’s summit is “Here Comes the Sun,” with a special focus on artificial intelligence revolutionizing education.

On Monday morning, Arizona State University announced two new partnerships aimed at making digital education more accessible. ASU President Michael Crow highlighted collaborations with the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and Endless Network, both of which will expand opportunities for learners.

During a panel on Tuesday, Benedict Gomes from Google discussed how the tech giant is using augmented intelligence to create personalized learning experiences. Initiatives like Study Hall, which allows students to earn college credit through ASU, are reshaping the way information is organized and delivered.

Lev Gonick, ASU’s chief information officer, emphasized the transformative potential of AI in education. He shared insights on how AI technologies can enhance learning outcomes and bridge the equity gap in education.

The summit also featured discussions on the role of universities in advancing democracy, breaking barriers to education, and empowering students. Leaders from various institutions shared their visions for the future of education at scale, highlighting the importance of collaboration and innovation in addressing societal challenges.

Overall, the ASU+GSV Summit has been a platform for thought-provoking discussions, innovative partnerships, and inspiring ideas that aim to shape the future of education and workforce development.