Artificial Intelligence and Education

Artificial Intelligence and Education 

AI is many things: from spellchecks to text and image generation apps to the public and private infrastructure on which AI relies. While AI has been around for decades, the public release of ChatGPT at the end of November 2022 shifted public and policy conversations in important ways. AI is here to stay, and education stakeholders are duty-bound to examine both the opportunities and the pitfalls that AI entrains. We address the main challenges concerning inequalities reflecting on how to centre the value of humans and our planet in the use and governance of AI, as well as in its underpinning value creation models.

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AI in society is not a binary on/off. But the question of how can we prevent AI from reflecting and reinforcing existing inequities must be answered. This collection brings together 30 authors from 5 continents who provide key takeaways for decision makers, educators and students seeking to support more equitable and ethical design and deployment of AI in education across the full gamut of ethical concerns. The authors in this collection foreground the ethical challenges that arise with regards to AI use in education whether as a private, public or common good, and invite you to put human and planetary flourishing at the heart of AI decision making, development and deployment.

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