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Elin Sporrong

@sporrong.bsky.social
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PhD-student. AIED-ethics. Anticipation. Narratives of responsible AI. Critical perspectives

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Learning, Media and Technology @lmt-journal.bsky.social · 29/12/2025
🟨 New Publication in #LMT 🟪 By examining Swedish GenAI policies, this study by @sporrong.bsky.social, McGrath, Viberg & Cerratto Pargman provides insights into how policy problems and solutions contribute to constructing discourses of educator responsibility. Read more (🔓): tinyurl.com/2r7pupvf
What is the problem with generative artificial intelligence in higher education? – a critical analysis of educator responsibility in the Swedish policy landscape
by Elin Sporrong, Cormac McGrath, Olga Viberg and Teresa Cerratto Pargman
ABSTRACT

The widespread integration of Generative AI (GenAI) tools in higher education has compelled universities to develop policies for responsible GenAI use. As educators play a pivotal role in enacting policy in teaching and assessment practices, we conducted a policy study to critically examine how educator responsibility is articulated in this evolving landscape. Approaching policy discursively, we drew on Bacchi’s what’s-the-problem-represented-to-be approach and examined problems and assumptions represented in policy solutions targeting educators. Through the analysis of 37 policy documents collected nationwide from 14 out of a total of 18 Swedish universities, the study identified three overarching themes of problematisations. Specifically, we found represented problems pertaining to (i) threats to educational practices, (ii) concerns that higher education is falling behind, and (iii) the obscure role of GenAI in higher education. Underpinned by assumptions of the inevitability and solutionist nature of GenAI, and educators’ roles in addressing challenges associated with GenAI use, we identify that policies frame educator responsibility as multidimensional, under revision and key in safeguarding educational values. The study contributes insights on potential discursive shifts regarding educator responsibility in light of GenAI and highlights the need for careful deliberation concerning GenAI-mediated responsibility in higher education governance.
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Virginia Dignum @vdignum.bsky.social · 26/11/2024
The Swedish AI plan, presented today, overlooks "Question Zero"—whether #AI is the right approach. Starting with the assumption that AI is the answer risks overlooking the real issues. www.linkedin.com/posts/vdignu...
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Virginia Dignum on LinkedIn: AI-kommissionens Färdplan för Sverige
The Swedish plan for #AI was presented today by the AI Commission. It has many relevant aspects, but it IMO misses the most important point: it does not…
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Elin Sporrong @sporrong.bsky.social · 27/11/2024
1st post: Latest paper out, following our interview study with HE-teachers: AI technologies are changing assessment practices, posing HE with novel ethical dilemmas. While guidelines promise to align AI with values, existing valuing practices is often overlooked. link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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