This article is the second in a multipart series that examines how artificial intelligence has been changing many core aspects of college and student life. With how fast AI is automizing many industries, school programs and certifications could become at risk of change or removal. Here are [Continue Reading »]
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This article is the first in a multipart series that examines how artificial intelligence has been changing many core aspects of college and student life. Artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life at Kirkwood Community College, with faculty using AI in the classroom and to create [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]“There’s something kind of indelible, if inscrutable, about human voice and the way it gets expressed in writing” said Tim Robbins, assistant English professor, during the Faculty Lecture series on Sept. 10 at Kirkwood Community College. Robbins said he had been thinking a lot about the effects [Continue Reading »]
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The construction of two data centers in the Big Cedar Industrial area raises concern among Kirkwood Community College students and faculty, who worry the effects of the large data campuses will hurt local communities and the environment. The $576 million Google data center and a second $750 [Continue Reading »]
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“It’s here to stay,” said Rachelle Biderman, assistant professor of communication studies, about artificial intelligence during the Feb. 5 lecture at Kirkwood Community College. Biderman took initiative in the discussion and gave a nuanced and informative lecture about a specific aspect of AI — empathy and companionship [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]AI is causing more reform in education than any innovation in recent history. From writing essays for you to checking your grammar, AI can be a powerful tool, or it can remove your ability to be educated. While some students here at Kirkwood rely on it for simple [Continue Reading »]
[Continue Reading »]There is a discussion that seems to come up at the Communiqué staff table regularly: Does AI have a place in education? The short answer is yes, but students should balance their curiosity about what AI can do with caution about what it cannot. When taking a [Continue Reading »]
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