OxDSS Public Talk: AI for Economics and Economics Teaching

 

Antonio Mele, Associate Professor of Economics at LSE, is adapting the economics curriculum for the age of AI, integrating Socratic tutors, AI feedback, and RELAI. Early evidence shows gains in learning, with AI augmenting rather than replacing teaching. Further resources: https://meleantonio.github.io/awesome-econ-ai-stuff/

Register to attend: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScLol-LzE-46BZZTPNfqTZuzua0FfjrF_oQuKZ18e8iWJmq1Q/viewform


This event is co-organised by the Oxford Digital Scholarship Society (OxDSS).

About OxDSS: The Oxford Digital Scholarship Society (OxDSS) is a student-centered society at the University of Oxford designed for scholars to meet, collaborate, and explore digital tools and methods. It provides a space to discuss digital challenges, create research partnerships, and connect with peers, supported by broader digital humanities initiatives across the university.

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OxDSS Events on DiSc: https://www.digitalscholarship.site.ox.ac.uk/oxford-digital-scholarship-society-oxdss

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