WINSTON-SALEM, N.C., Sept. 11 -- Winston-Salem State University issued the following news release:
Instead of asking how they can stop students from using artificial intelligence, college educators must teach students how to use it critically, ethically, creatively and responsibly, a national AI leader said recently at Winston-Salem State University's inaugural AI Summit.
More than 330 people attended RISE AI on Sept. 10 at the Benton Convention Center, where 41 presentations explored AI's growing role in education, business and society.
WSSU Chancellor Bonita J. Brown kicked off the summit by welcoming guests, followed by WSSU Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Dr. Stevie L. Lawrence II.
"For generations, we have been fas...