I have been involved with my local high school for past 3 years. Like everybody else school districts are struggling to figure out the role of AI. Some of the teachers I know use AI tools to detect if students used AI for their homework assignments. When an assignment is flagged, this leads to a challenging exchange between the teacher and the student. Having said that, I would say school systems don't yet have a plan. There are community, legal and regulatory implications too.
I have been involved with my local high school for past 3 years. Like everybody else school districts are struggling to figure out the role of AI. Some of the teachers I know use AI tools to detect if students used AI for their homework assignments. When an assignment is flagged, this leads to a challenging exchange between the teacher and the student. Having said that, I would say school systems don't yet have a plan. There are community, legal and regulatory implications too.
I saw a post of Matt Shumer from AlphaSchool to use Opus 5 as AI tutor today . It seems the private schools move much faster.
But for public schools, there are lots of red tape and concerns to use AI, especially for students.
AI to boost staff and teachers' productivity seems well received.