Human-AI relationship concerns persist across all CAI generations while academic integrity and data privacy are emerging ethical concerns¶
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q2 i? Five ethical-concern themes were identified: academic integrity; data privacy and security; bias, fairness and accuracy; equity and access; and human-AI relationship. → Amrita Ganguly 2025
q2 i? Human-AI relationship concerns persist across all CAI generations, while academic integrity and data privacy represent emerging areas of concern. → Amrita Ganguly 2025
Evidence¶
Amrita Ganguly 2025¶
Amrita Ganguly, Nafisa Mehjabin, Aqdas Malik, Aditya Johri. (2025). Conversational AI agents in education: an umbrella review of current utilization, challenges, and future directions for ethical and responsible use. AI and Ethics. https://doi.org/10.1007/s43681-025-00916-0
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The review's synthesis of ethical aspects across 34 review articles (RQ3), identifying five ethical-concern themes via thematic analysis. The review states that "human-AI relationship concerns persist across all CAI generations, while academic integrity and data privacy represent emerging areas of concern".
"Ethically, human-AI relationship concerns persist across all CAI generations, while academic integrity and data privacy represent emerging areas of concern."
Discussion¶
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Human-AI relationship concerns persist across all CAI generations while academic integrity and data privacy are emerging ethical concerns |
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Human-AI relationship concerns persist across all CAI generations while academic integrity and data privacy are emerging ethical concerns |
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review |
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2025 |
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2026-10-20 |
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2030 |
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