Nov 7, 2023, 9:55 AM
(from the 74) As artificial intelligence rapidly expands its presence in classrooms, President Biden signed an executive order last week requiring federal education officials to create guardrails that prevent tech-driven discrimination. In draft guidance to federal agencies, the Office of Management and Budget spelled out the types of AI education technologies that pose civil rights and safety risks. They include tools to detect student cheating, monitor their online activities, project academic outcomes, make discipline recommendations or facilitate surveillance online and in-person.
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years is the target ceiling for a school plant's financial "age."
