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Machine Teaching for Building Modular AI Agents based on Zero-shot Learners
The recent advances in large language models (LLMs) have led to the creation of many modular AI agents.
Using Analytics on Student Created Data to Content Validate Pedagogical Tools
Conceptual and simulation models can function as useful pedagogical tools, however it is important to categorize different outcomes when evaluating them in order to more meaningfully interpret results.
Human-AI Interaction Design in Machine Teaching
Machine Teaching (MT) is an interactive process where a human and a machine interact with the goal of training a machine learning model (ML) for a specified task.
Explanation as Question Answering based on a Task Model of the Agent's Design
We describe a stance towards the generation of explanations in AI agents that is both human-centered and design-based.
Symmetry as a Representation of Intuitive Geometry?
Our symmetry-based model achieves an accuracy comparable to the human average on the 2-AFC test and appears to capture an essential part of intuitive geometry.
A Framework for Interactive Knowledge-Aided Machine Teaching
Machine Teaching (MT) is an interactive process where humans train a machine learning model by playing the role of a teacher.
Agent Smith: Teaching Question Answering to Jill Watson
We describe Agent Smith, an interactive machine teaching agent that reduces the time taken to train a Jill for a new online class by an order of magnitude.
Explanation as Question Answering based on Design Knowledge
In this paper, we describe a question answering agent (AskJill) that uses the User Guide for an interactive learning environment (VERA) to automatically answer questions and thereby explains the domain, functioning, and operation of VERA.
AI-Powered Learning: Making Education Accessible, Affordable, and Achievable
We have developed an AI-powered socio-technical system for making online learning in higher education more accessible, affordable and achievable.
Symmetry as an Organizing Principle for Geometric Intelligence
The exploration of geometrical patterns stimulates imagination and encourages abstract reasoning which is a distinctive feature of human intelligence.
