Irish Schools Face 'Homework Apocalypse' Due to Unregulated AI
Schools are experiencing a 'homework apocalypse' because of the way Artificial Intelligence is being used by students, parents, and teachers.
According to AI and learning expert Rita Bateson, schools need to implement AI policies before it overwhelms them. Bateson made this call at the Learnovation Summit, an annual global learning summit.
Schools are experiencing a 'homework apocalypse' because of the way Artificial Intelligence is being used by students, parents and teachers.
Rita Bateson, co-founder and Director of Education at Eblana Learning, provides AI guidance for international schools and teachers, and urges schools to embed AI into the classroom before it's too late.
Author's summary: Irish schools struggle with unregulated AI in homework.
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