#12: Abi Brooker - why ChatGPT needs ethics training, what universities should be teaching, and how a car accident influenced her life work

Psychlings Podcast
09/04/2023 1h 5min Temporada 1 Episodio 12
#12: Abi Brooker - why ChatGPT needs ethics training, what universities should be teaching, and how a car accident influenced her life work

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Abi Brooker is a senior lecturer of psychology at the University of Melbourne. Her research interests include exploring the experiences of wellbeing and distress at university and during times of transition. She was a Research Fellow at the Melbourne Centre for the Study of Higher Education, where she project managed a seminal work that identified ways teaching practices and curriculum design could promote students' psychological wellbeing. The project culminated in a vast online resource for educators found at http://unistudentwellbeing.edu.au. And among all of this, Abi is an award-winning lecturer on topics such as development across the lifespan, and you can find Abi on LinkedIn. Please enjoy this wide-ranging conversation with Abi covering:- The future of education: what universities should be teaching - AI: why platforms like ChatGPT need ethics training - The power of chance: influences on academic direction Hosts:- Byron McCaughey ([email protected]).- Yu "Dazz" Liu ([email protected])

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