A major ethical concern around AI is how it is filtering into the education and training layer of the M&E industry, and what course structures and curricula can do to keep up with the rapid pace of advancement. James McKeown speaks to educators and graduates to find out more.
There is much work being done to configure best practice measures, guidelines, and policies around general applications of AI, but any discussion around human impact and welfare must also consider the education landscape, and how the industry’s current and future professionals are engaging with (and are being educated on) the technology...
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