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EVENT SUMMARY

IAS Visiting Professor Dmytro Chumachenko is visiting Warwick from 7 to 28 January and we are delighted to co-host this Masterclass with Warwick Business School, during his visit here.

How do universities govern generative AI when technology moves faster than legislation? Drawing on Ukraine’s experience, this session explores how “soft law” (guidelines, recommendations, institutional policies, and course-level rules) can translate responsible AI principles into workable everyday practice. This in-person Masterclass will look at what effective soft law should include (clear definitions, disclosure norms, academic integrity processes, privacy and security boundaries, and governance roles) and where institutions commonly go wrong (including over-reliance on AI detection).

MAIN TAKEAWAY/LEARNING OUTCOME

The session ends with a practical, adaptable roadmap for implementing responsible AI in teaching, assessment, and research across diverse university contexts.

EVENT SPEAKER

Dmytro Chumachenko, Associate Professor and Balsillie Scholar
National Aerospace University ‘Kharkiv Aviation Institute’

Please follow the link for Dmytro’s biographyLink opens in a new window

It is hoped this in-person event will also be streamed as well as recorded. 

Further details of streaming will be added to this invite/sent out to those that have accepted prior to the event.

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