Opt out of Artificial Intelligence, Opt for Real Human Interactions
1 in 4 teachers say AI in the classroom does more harm than good.
How Does AI in the classroom affect students and learning?
As Artificial Intelligence, or AI, becomes the latest buzzy technological advancement, it’s important to understand its applications and implications in the classroom. Like any new piece of technology, there has been an accelerated push to integrate AI into classroom environments. However, this rapid integration brings new and growing risks, including but not limited to: data breaches and ransomware attacks, sexual harassment and bullying, and concerning interactions between students and AI tools. Many teachers have already begun to note the potential dangers when it comes to AI, especially when it comes to students misusing or inappropriately using AI tools to complete schoolwork.
Here are some well-researched articles that break down the introduction of AI in schools:
A quarter of U.S. teachers say AI tools do more harm than good in K-12 education
Risks from AI use are growing alongside its popularity in schools
Rising Use of AI in Schools Comes With Big Downsides for Students
We’ve seen more and more AI in our children’s education systems, but it’s important to understand the risks and be prepared to take action to protect our kids from harm!
Resources For You:
Template: AI Opt-out Template
Presentation: Artificial Intelligence and Public School Education
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