AI Hands-On #8: "Is that still original?" AI in examination work

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We would like to invite you to the next event in our AI Hands-On series. This time we are focussing on the use of AI in examinations:

• How is the use of AI in examinations currently regulated at UHH?
• What forms of declarations of autonomy for AI exist at UHH and what are the experiences with them?
• What alternative solutions are there to encourage students to reflect on the use of AI (not only) in examinations?

What can you expect?

To kick things off, we will present our new AI guide for students - with concrete usage scenarios as a basis for discussion. Afterwards, we will listen to keynote speeches and discuss with guests from the fields of study, teaching and study organisation on the podium. As always, there will be an opportunity to exchange ideas over a cup of coffee, and we would also like to talk about the future of the format. 

Sign up at the bottom of this page.

• Date: 23rd of September
• Time: 9-12 am
• Place: Edmund-Siemers-Allee 1, Flügelbau West, Raum 221 (ESA W 221)

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Generative AI tools such as ChatGPT and the like raise many questions, not only at the University of Hamburg - from the fundamental goals of higher education to new practical ways of organising your own teaching and specific aspects of examination law. Our event series and community of practice ‘AI Hands-On’ focuses on precisely these aspects.

On this page we will inform you in good time about upcoming dates. People from all faculties and institutions are welcome to attend KI Hands-On. The event benefits from interdisciplinary exchange. We welcome all new and returning participants!

If you have any further questions, please contact us by e-mail at ddlitlab.isa"AT"uni-hamburg.de. Information on past events can be found at the bottom of this page.

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