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Recent talks:
Title
Event
Link
Keynote: From tool to necessity: Will not having AI in the loop be considered educational negligence in 2025?
AI Education Forum in the Educational Space - University of Aveiro
Upcoming (May 2025)
Keynote: Smart Education Tools and
Infrastructure
Catholic University of East Africa and UNESCO in Kenya
Upcoming (April 2025)
Preserving Native Languages in AI through Mixed Dialogue and Communication
Linguists Collective Conference 2025
Upcoming (Feb 2025)
The Future of AI: From Assistants to Autonomous Agents
TEDx Cegep Champlain St.Lawrence
Spoken Oct 2024, to be released April 2025
Hyper-personalising gameplay using LLMs and SLMs
Serious Play Conference 2024
In-person event, not recorded
Enhancing Skills for New and Current Generations in the Age of AI
Keynote at International Conference: Artificial Intelligence and Higher Education
Train the Trainer: Using an AI-teacher to upskill teachers in India
International Live Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems, OLCIAS.
Digital upskilling for all
BETT Asia Leadership Summit
not recorded
A career in AI: Building AI teachers, LLMs and more
The Alan Turing Institute
not recorded
Using AI for linguistic translations – from translating spoken to sign language
Linguists Collective Conference
not recorded
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Recent publications 2024-25
Title
DOI
Otermans, P.C.J., & Aditya, D. (2025). Train the Trainer: Using an AI Teacher to Upskill Teachers in India, SciComm Report, 4(1), 1–10.
Aditya, D., Silvestri, K., & Otermans, P. C.J. (2024). Can AI teach me employability? A multi-national study in three countries. Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence, 7
Otermans, P.C.J. Baines, S., Pereira, M., Livingstone C., Aditya, D. (2024). Chatting with the Future: A Comprehensive Exploration of Parents’ Perspectives on Conversational AI Implementation in Children’s Education. International Journal of Technology in Education
Otermans, P.C.J., Nagada, U., Aditya, D., Pereira, M. (2024). A Systematic Literature Review of Teaching Employability: A focus on soft skills. Journal of Teaching and Learning for Graduate Employability, 15(1), 292-308
Otermans, P.C.J., & Aditya, D. (2024). Train the Trainer: Using an AI Teacher to Upskill Teachers in India. AWM 2024 Conference proceedings
Otermans, P.C.J., Sharma A., Singh, M, & Aditya, D. (2024). One-to-one conversational study partners for children using AI: A user experience analysis of Teddy AI. INTEND2024 Proceedings
Otermans, P.C.J., & Aditya, D. (2024). A study exploring the effectiveness of a virtual coach to upskill underserved women. INTEND2024 Proceedings
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Recent awards and recognitions:
Award
Body
Date
Finalist of Human Capital Award
EdTechX Award
2024
Finalist of Most Innovative Use of Technology
GoTech Awards
2024
Finalist of EdTech Business of the Year
GoTech Awards
2024
Winner Achievers Awards (UK)
NISAU and British Council
2023
Winner of Best Multi-National Tech Team at Technology Awards
Business Awards UK
2023
Winner of Best Cause-Led Technology at Technology Awards
Business Awards UK
2023
Global Young Innovator
Innovate UK
2021
Points of Light Award for Digital Education
UK Prime Minister’s office
2021
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Recent podcasts and radio
Title
Show
Link
Transforming Learning Landscapes: The Power of AI in Education with Dev Aditya
The CTO Show With Mehmet
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Short bio:
Dev Aditya is an AI expert from London, UK. He led the team that built the first Digital Human AI teacher (OIAI) and was awarded by the UK Prime Minister for his work in 2021. Dev has conducted research in AI and HCI with The Alan Turing Institute and Brunel University London and was named a Global Young Innovator by Innovate UK. He also leads AI integrations with Teddy AI (a Generative AI study buddy for children) and is the co-architect of the OIMISA-7B LLM model and Julio-2B Spanish SLM.
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