Japan publishes guidelines allowing limited use of AI in schools
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>It is expected AI will improve educational outcomes, but utilizing the technology carries risks of personal data leaks and copyright infringements and could stifle students’ creativity and motivation to learn, the guidelines said.
I kinda have a hunch that the work society is already putting a hamper on individuality, creativity and motivation to learn…
Probably for English education, not that outcomes would be worse. I’ve done the JET ALT job, years ago. Pointless, but got paid!
I’m sure this will end well.