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As schools across the nation grapple with the integration of AI in education, the recent experiences of the Los Angeles Unified School District and its AI chatbot, Ed, have raised significant concerns. A month after the program's suspension, communities are demanding transparency and accountability, worried about potential data compromises and questioning the district's priorities. Robin Lake argues that while this was a setback for LAUSD, this incident should not deter other districts from exploring AI's transformative potential in education. Instead, she calls for: ➡ districts to proceed cautiously and methodically, ensuring that AI implementations are secure and beneficial. ➡ clear communication between education communities and ed-tech companies ➡ stronger guidance from state and federal governments to ensure equitable and effective use of AI in schools. “There [are] so many, so many possibilities. There’s still big questions around all of them, but as times get tighter around money, as federal funding goes away, we really must look to all potential solutions, and AI should be one of those.” Read more from EdSource 👇 #Education #AIinSchools #Transparency #EdTech #Leadership

Communities demand transparency after Ed, LAUSD’s AI chatbot, fails 

Communities demand transparency after Ed, LAUSD’s AI chatbot, fails 

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