British Columbia - Teachers urge safeguards as AI becomes more common in B.C. schools

B.C. teachers are calling for a cautious approach to artificial intelligence in schools, saying student safety and the role of educators must remain central to decisions about the technology. The post Teachers urge safeguards as AI becomes more common in B.C. schools appeared first on CHEK.

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