Friday, November 13, 2026
2:00 PM – 3:30 PM CST
UChicago AI Colloquium: Emily Lynn Osborn on AI in Teaching and Learning
About this event
A public lecture in the UChicago AI Colloquium series. Historian Emily Lynn Osborn examines how AI is reshaping teaching, learning and research at the University of Chicago and sketches a vision for the university's future with these tools.
The UChicago AI Colloquium is a public lecture series from the university's AI Initiative, supported by the Data Science Institute. Each session features a faculty member giving an accessible talk on AI, from core advances to its effects on society and individual fields.
On Friday, November 13, Emily Lynn Osborn (History and the College) presents "With, Without, and About AI at the University of Chicago: Pedagogy, Research, and Visions of the Future." She offers an early-stage taxonomy of teaching and learning with AI, drawing on pedagogical, cognitive, institutional and humanistic research, and invites audience feedback. The talk is in Regenstein Library, Room 122, with an informal reception afterward.
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