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RESPONSES TO QUESTION OF THE WEEK

Do you worry about AI in education?

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Rep. Jeff Hilovsky, R-Millsboro, calls for Delaware to incorporate artificial intelligence into school plans to move from testing proficiency to mastery — with deeper understanding and critical thinking. Would adapting content to individual needs through AI improve learning? What concerns would you have about a new approach?

  • Maybe the honorable representative should write a curriculum before he suggests things like this. — Benjamin Black
  • AI is a compilation of information online. There is no check for accuracy. — Charles Miller
  • AI is a tool but is only as good as the person doing the inputting on the other end. For example, I asked AI the same exact question two times and got two totally different answers. The question was asking for a fact and not an opinion. How can a student learn facts from that? — Sandy Johnson
  • AI may be the end of civilization as we know it. For all the good it can do, it will be equal in the harm it brings us, just like the internet and social media. — Bob Hice
  • AI is a scam meant to enrich the billionaires who are underwriting it. Nobody wants more from AI than helping with their Google searches and writing some code faster. Full stop. — Paul Ftt Bay

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