No fewer than 931 staff of Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics, and Colleges of Education have graduated from an intensive 13-week training on the use of Artificial Intelligence to support their teaching, research, and community engagement.
In his words: “They can now carry out exercises in machine learning and more importantly, use AI tools for quality assurance including accreditation. All the participants also learned ethical considerations in the use of AI.” “The second reason is that if they know deepfake, they are better positioned to detect deepfake videos and images when they see one” .
Prof. Rufa’i further underlined the importance of the training for the successful implementation of the NUC Core Curriculum and Minimum Academic Standards , a legacy of Prof. Abubakar Adamu Rasheed, now in use in Nigerian universities. The Arc Sonny Echono Prize for the Best overall head of tertiary institutions was won by Professor Mohammed Tanko, Vice-Chancellor, Mewar University.
No fewer than 931 staff of Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics, and Colleges of Education have graduated from an intensive 13-week training on the use of Artificial Intelligence to support their teaching, research, and community engagement. The training programme with support from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund , was organised by the National Universities Commission ,…