For Eva Maddox, Ph.D., artificial intelligence (AI) isn’t a shortcut or a threat. It’s a form of literacy. And, she’s teaching students how to use it with the same care they bring to the health careers they’re preparing for. “I tell my students that AI can summarize a complex concept for you,” said Dr. Maddox, clinical assistant professor in the School of Exercise Science — part of Macon & Joan Brock Virginia Health Sciences Ellmer College of Health Sciences at Old Dominion University. “But, it cannot learn for you.”
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