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Overview
Project start date: 01.10.2024
Project end date: 30.09.2026
The integration of AI into communication, culture, and ethics makes its inclusion in humanities education essential. AI shapes public discourse, automates content, and raises ethical challenges, requiring critical analysis. Understanding AI equips students with skills to assess bias, socio-political impacts, and digital transformations while enhancing research and creative methodologies. Taking this into account, TrustAI project focuses on the development of training courses in AI for HE students and lecturers in humanitarian fields that will equip them with a wide array of skills that will cover not only the pure technical use of AI but also focus on its implications on ethics, liability and the environment.
Project end date: 30.09.2026
The integration of AI into communication, culture, and ethics makes its inclusion in humanities education essential. AI shapes public discourse, automates content, and raises ethical challenges, requiring critical analysis. Understanding AI equips students with skills to assess bias, socio-political impacts, and digital transformations while enhancing research and creative methodologies. Taking this into account, TrustAI project focuses on the development of training courses in AI for HE students and lecturers in humanitarian fields that will equip them with a wide array of skills that will cover not only the pure technical use of AI but also focus on its implications on ethics, liability and the environment.
Project Objectives
- The objectives of the TrustAI project are to:
- prepare graduates in humanitarian fields for the labour market and its increasing uptake of AI technologies;
- empower humanitarian HE lecturers to embrace the potential that the applications of AI and data usage can have in education;
- contribute to AI demystification in education.
Expected results
The project objectives are directly linked to the 3 main results the TrustAI project will produce, as follows:
- TrustAI curriculum for HE students in humanitarian fields
- TrustAI training incubator for HE lecturers in humanitarian fields
- TrustAI Sustainability and transferability roadmap
Project consortium
The consortium consists of 6 partners from 6 EU countries as follows: University of Library Studies and Information Technologies (Bulgaria) – Coordinator; Acta Foundation (Bulgaria); Clúster Canarias Excelencia Tecnológica (Spain), University of Turin (Italy), MECB (Malta) and University of Humanities and Economics in Lodz (Poland).
Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.
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