Conferences
Transcripts and key takeaways from major education and AI conferences including ASU+GSV Summit.
Full transcripts and key takeaways from leading education and AI conferences. Watch the sessions, read the highlights, and explore insights from top speakers at events like the ASU+GSV Summit.
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Cited Answers By Design with ibl.ai
An overview of ibl.ai’s Document Retrieval—answers that cite the exact lecture/slide/page, a ranked Source Panel that updates as you chat, one-click opening of the originals, and admin-level visibility controls—so campuses get transparent AI that teaches students to verify claims and helps faculty keep content governance simple.

Roman vs. Greek Experimentation: Pilot-First Framework
A practical, pilot-first framework—“Roman vs. Greek” experimentation—for universities to gather evidence through action, de-risk AI decisions, and scale what works using model-agnostic, faculty-governed deployments.

North-West University: Exploring AI-Driven Conversations as Dynamic OER for Self-Directed Learners
The paper proposes that AI-powered conversations, like those from ChatGPT, can serve as dynamic and personalized open educational resources to support self-directed learning, while highlighting challenges such as ethical concerns and the need for proper teacher training and infrastructure.

How ibl.ai Integrates with Grok
xAI Grok integration Grok API base URL Grok-3 131K context window Grok-1.5 128K tokens Grok-1.5V multimodal model Grok-1 open weights 314B ibl.ai Grok connector OpenAI-compatible endpoint Real-time AI tutoring platform X/Twitter live knowledge AI Vision-aware tutoring assistant Self-hosted Grok on campus GPU FERPA-compliant AI platform Prompt orchestration engine Function-calling JSON grading University AI cost governance Math and coding benchmark scores Model-agnostic backend 128K context LLM for education Future-proof AI strategy for higher ed

Bain & Company: Nvidia GTC 2025 – AI Matures into Enterprise Infrastructure
Nvidia's GTC 2025 shows that AI has moved from experimental projects to a core element of enterprise infrastructure. Companies are shifting focus to clean, connected data while using AI not only to analyze but also to generate insights. Smaller, specialized AI models, along with semi-autonomous systems with human oversight, are becoming standard. Additionally, tools like digital twins and simulation platforms are being widely adopted to enhance decision-making and cross-functional collaboration.

AI Action Summit: The International Scientific Report on the Safety of Advanced AI
The report examines the rapid progress and associated risks of advanced AI, highlighting technical challenges, energy demands, cybersecurity threats, potential misuse, and systemic issues. It stresses the need for responsible development, inclusive risk management, and refined policy-making to balance AI’s benefits with its inherent dangers.

Cambridge: How Educators Can Help Future Learners Outwit the Robots
Professor Rose Luckin's keynote at the Cambridge Summit emphasizes that while AI can transform education, nurturing uniquely human skills such as social intelligence and meta-cognition is crucial, and ethical, collaborative development between educators and AI developers is essential for future learning.