State AI guidance describes risks but risk-management work is at an early stage, with some documents possibly too upbeat given school readiness¶
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q2 i? All seven states describe risks of AI entering education, including bias and inaccuracy, data privacy, plagiarism, bullying, overreliance, and digital divides, but the work to manage these risks appears to be at an early stage. → Roschelle 2024
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Roschelle 2024¶
Roschelle, J., Fusco, J. & Ruiz, P. (2024). Review of Guidance from Seven States on AI in Education. Digital Promise. https://doi.org/10.51388/20.500.12265/204
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Reviewers' assessment of the risk sections of all seven documents. They state they "wondered if some were a little too upbeat and encouraging, given current levels of school readiness to tackle the risks," and note Ohio gave voice to specific uncertainties via scenarios.
"In reading the state documents, we wondered if some were a little too upbeat and encouraging, given current levels of school readiness to tackle the risks."
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State AI guidance describes risks but risk-management work is at an early stage, with some documents possibly too upbeat given school readiness |
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State AI guidance describes risks but risk-management work is at an early stage, with some documents possibly too upbeat given school readiness |
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