May 16, 2017 AT 12:00 pm
Using Artificial Intelligence As a Teaching Assistant To Help With Questions Online #MakerEducation
Cool concept, via MindShift.
A couple of years ago, Ashok Goel was overwhelmed by the number of questions his students were asking in his course on artificial intelligence.
Goel teaches computer science at Georgia Tech, sometimes to large classes, where students can ask thousands of questions online in a discussion forum.
With a limited number of teaching assistants, or TAs, many of those questions weren’t getting answered in time. So, Goel came up with a plan: make an artificial intelligence “teaching assistant” that could answer some of students’ frequently asked questions.
In 2015 he built Jill Watson, his AI TA — named after one of the IBM founders, Thomas J. Watson.
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