2025 European University Association AI Conference
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Italy’s University of Florence took a dynamic and participatory approach to developing generative AI guidelines for teachers and students, Professor Maria Ranieri told a best-practice session at the 2025 European University Association AI Conference. “We engaged diverse stakeholders to ensure the guidelines address real-world challenges,” she said.
Artificial intelligence has huge potential, and universities are helping to further integrate this technology into wider society, said experts at the 2025 European University Association AI Conference. But they also expressed caution, warning that generative AI is not a panacea for all challenges.
University models urgently need rethinking to prepare for a future of omnipresent AI, says Andrea Renda, director of research at Brussels think tank CEPS and digital policy professor at the European University Institute. Universities need to educate augmented humans who thrive in the age of AI.
Higher education institutions are forming national, regional and pan-European networks to manage the advance of AI and emerging technologies. They are pooling available knowledge and expertise across institutions and sharing strategies and infrastructures to drive the responsible and ethical use of AI.