Human-Machine Peer Learning (HMPL): What and Why?

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• Human-Machine Peer Learning (HMPL): What and Why?

  Can machines teach ?

  • is_parent Introduction

    In this Boardroom Dialogue we will discuss the possibility of humans and AIs becoming "peers" in helping each other to acquire skills and competences. The dialo

    • is_parent Why ? (my personal narrative) ·

      "obsessed" by human-robot relations from early childhood onwards (hello Johny 5!) Čapek, Asimov, Turing, Cyberpunk ... since beginning of my academic life I try
    • is_parent Why and why not ? ·

      To prepare for the discussion which will ensue, please think about the role which machines, AIs - and associated concepts, myths and archetypes - played (until
  • is_parent HMPL

    Human–Machine Peer Learning (HMPL) is a proposal that is positioned at the very frontier between educational, cognitive, and computer sciences. HMPL's cor

    • is_parent Human learning

      Human learning is a complex, multifaceted process that encompasses the acquisition, understanding, and application of knowledge and skills. It involves various

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    • is_parent Machine learning ·

      Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence focused on developing algorithms that enable computers to learn and make decisions from data without bei
    • is_parent HMPL ·

      A human-machine peer learning curriculum (i.e., a HMPL-C) is a planned sequence of educational instructions–i.e., a curriculum–which involves:1. At least one hu
    • is_parent Caution ! ·

      On the material level, human biochemistry-based learning is fundamentally different from machine learning taking place on silicon-based transistors.
  • is_parent Practice

    Note that HMPL is more than a theoretical concept. It is happening. Here. Now.   Humanity teaches the big & mighty ones (e.g. GPT4, DALL-e 3) and big &

    • is_parent Vocabulary learning ·

      Front. Educ., 2023Sec. Digital EducationVolume 8 - 2023 | https://doi.org/10.3389/feduc.2023.1063337Proof-of-concept of feasibility of human–machine peer learni
    • is_parent Reading acquisition ·

      In the second Hromada & Kim (2023) article, we describe first, syllable-oriented exercise by means of which the Primer aimed to assist one 5-year-old pre-school
  • is_parent Dialogue ·

    0. Can an entity E be considered a "peer" even if it does not have a physical body ? 1. Can AI ever be a "peer" to a human being or is it a fallacy to believe s
  • is_parent Where do we go from here ?

    Someone willing to join me on a journey towards "Encounter": a journal on human-machine educationdaniel@udk-berlin.de

    • is_parent Teaser ·

      Join me & Zihern Lee and our two HMPL-positive Primers at "Personal Primer" how to workshop between 14:30 - 15:30 in the "Bishop" room.