metamorworks/iStock/Getty Generative artificial intelligence can save educators time, help personalize learning, and potentially close achievement gaps. That’s what artificial intelligence experts have said when they talk about the technology’s potential to transform education. But not everyone agrees. Open-ended responses to an EdWeek Research Center survey conducted in the spring showed that many educators are skeptical of the technology. The reality is that AI has its limits. For instance, it could produce inaccurate or biased responses based on faulty data it draws from. Many districts and states have created or are in the process of creating guidelines for how to incorporate AI into education, taking into account that it’s not a perfect tool. The Los Angeles school district has even become a cautionary tale for what not to do in […]
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