G-7 education ministers confirm need to curb risks from generative AI
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As always, watch what they do, not what they say.
These people would try to outlaw a hammer if it was invented this year.
“We need to mitigate the risks of people hitting their thumbs and make sure our builders don’t lose critical thinking skills!”
These ai programs are tools, which can be used equally as mindlessly as calculators, hammers, or pencils to not develop skills. Or, as a tool, can be used to aid and improve learning, so long as the educators take the time to learn what they have to teach.