From The Dartmouth: On Oct. 8, the Office of Community and Campus Life and Dartmouth Student Government co-hosted a “roundtable discussion and listening session” on artificial intelligence at the College... College spokesperson Jana Barnello wrote in an email statement to The Dartmouth that the listening session was “not open to the news media” in order to “create a space where students, faculty and staff could speak candidly about their own AI use, raise concerns about the technology and pose questions for leadership.”
The listening session was announced in a Sept. 25 email to campus by College President Sian Leah Beilock titled “A Review and a Community Conversation on AI,” which also announced a committee-led review of Provost Santiago Schnell’s alleged AI use in recent op-eds and academic articles... Hosted in the Hanover Inn grand ballroom, the Oct. 8 session featured six panelists: Beilock, faculty leadership group on AI co-chair and engineering professor Peter Chin, Dartmouth chief financial officer Scott Frew, AI fellow and film and media studies department chair Roopika Risam, neuroscience professor Tor Wager and vice provost for academic and international affairs Barbara Will. Approximately 380 undergraduates, alumni, faculty and staff attended the event, according to Barnello...
“Participants talked about how one size could not fit all and how different departments may use AI differently,” [swim instructor and Hillel at Dartmouth employee Pam] Crandall said. “They did talk about a need for training people about proper usage. They mostly talked about creating shared norms, creating shared principles that would guide us in our usage.” ...
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