While artificial intelligence, or AI, continues to grow and improve, infiltrating classrooms across the region, some educators are feeling stuck.
More than a dozen districts had AI policies in place when The Enquirer surveyed local school systems at the start of the school year. But dozens of others didn’t know where to start.
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“The issue is so complex a topic,” Norwood City School District Superintendent Mary […]
AI school policies: Ohio releases guidance for teachers, school boards – Cincinnati Enquirer