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Artificial Intelligence: opportunities and challenges for the future of language assessment
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CHAIRED BY Professor Barry O'Sullivan OBE (Assessment Research Group, British Council)
Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the concept of computer systems being able to mimic actions that normally require human intelligence, and though it may bring up images of maniacal robots taking over the world, AI has many useful, real-world applications, not least in language assessment and testing. In this session, our panellists will look at how AI can be used in areas such as automated scoring and remote proctoring, as well as considering the benefits and challenges (both practical and ethical) that come with operationalizing AI in testing systems.
Panellists
- Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt (Oxford University)
- Venguswamy Ramaswamy (TCS iON)
- Geoff Stead (Babbel)
Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the concept of computer systems being able to mimic actions that normally require human intelligence, and though it may bring up images of maniacal robots taking over the world, AI has many useful, real-world applications, not least in language assessment and testing. In this session, our panellists will look at how AI can be used in areas such as automated scoring and remote proctoring, as well as considering the benefits and challenges (both practical and ethical) that come with operationalizing AI in testing systems.
Panellists
- Professor Sir Nigel Shadbolt (Oxford University)
- Venguswamy Ramaswamy (TCS iON)
- Geoff Stead (Babbel)
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