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Teaching measurement science and technology in the times of pervasive AI
The aim of this article is to encourage its readers to modernise their approach to teaching measurement science and technology (MS&T) in a way as to meet the challenges resulting from the broad availability of the tools of artificial intelligence (AI), in particular: to profit from new technological opportunities, and to respond to the needs of our civilisation, identified within a deeper reflection over its development. First, the state of the art in applications of AI in MS&T is briefly characterised, as well as the state of the art in applications of AI in higher education. Next, a methodology for using AI tools in MS&T, referring to the author's meta-model of measurement, is proposed. Finally, some concluding remarks, concerning various aspects of MS&T education, are presented.