Digital horizons in HE: responsible Generative AI learning and multidisciplinary communication
Dr Diana Sancho and Dr Filippo Marchetti from Westminster Law School have been awarded a grant to research the digital horizons in higher education, and in particular the role of responsible Generative AI learning and multidisciplinary communication.
This project is carried out in a consortium with researchers from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, the Department of Finance, and the Centre for Education and Teaching Innovation and was awarded £18,000 by the Quintin Hogg Trust.
The Westminster Law School part of the project looks at the communication and human-AI interaction dynamics between students and professionals across fields, ranging from law to computer science. The research will lead to pioneering approaches to multidisciplinary communication, and to safer forms of engagement with artificial intelligence.
The research is set to start in June 2024 and last for 12 months.