The University of Mumbai (MU) is set to get its own Artificial Intelligence (AI) policy for the teaching and learning process. The newly appointed vice chancellor (VC) Professor Ravindra Kulkarni discussed this initiative as he assumed his role and shared his vision for the institution. While highlighting the importance of having an AI policy, he mentioned that many universities like Cambridge have finalised their AI policies, and it is imperative for MU to follow suit.
“In a couple of years, we will also develop a comprehensive policy that encompasses not only addressing plagiarism but also exploring how AI can enhance data processing and teaching-learning methods to make them more effective,” said Kulkarni.
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Kulkarni further added that students will be the focal point as far as developing technology is concerned as they will emerge as skilled manpower for the important industrial sector. The industrial revolution had far-reaching effects and as a result, the industry is always changing, and universities also need to adapt to these changes.
Kulkarni also emphasised on providing free hands to research on the campus with the help of industry. He said that in the next four years, there will be a lot of changes in the way teachers teach and the way students learn. Teachers should be competent and it’s necessary to support the teachers and move forward.
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