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A look at AI adoption across US schools and colleges, as tech companies invest in AI education initiatives, including partnerships with major teachers' unions

and Big Tech Writes the Rules New York Times : We Answer Your Questions About Education William J. Ford / Maryland Matters : Artificial intelligence is being used in schools, but statewide guidance is a work in progress Sequoia Carrillo / NPR : More students head back to class without one crucial thing: their phones X: Hollis Robbins / @anecdotal : Yes this — students are using AI tools and the schools (both universities and K-12) whose leaders and top faculty are embracing the revolution will succeed. https://www.bloomberg.com/... Bluesky: @hypervisible.blacksky.app : This is gross.  [image] @hypervisible.blacksky.app : To gauge how it's “working,” one would have to be clear on what the actual work is, which is not helping to educate children but rather to imbed these systems in a way that they cannot be removed, establish them as a source of truth, and destabilize labor.

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  • @anecdotal Hollis Robbins on x
    Yes this — students are using AI tools and the schools (both universities and K-12) whose leaders and top faculty are embracing the revolution will succeed. https://www.bloomberg.com/...
  • @hypervisible.blacksky.app @hypervisible.blacksky.app on bluesky
    This is gross.  [image]
  • @hypervisible.blacksky.app @hypervisible.blacksky.app on bluesky
    To gauge how it's “working,” one would have to be clear on what the actual work is, which is not helping to educate children but rather to imbed these systems in a way that they cannot be removed, establish them as a source of truth, and destabilize labor.