OECD and Education International have recently published a paper titled ‘Opportunities, Guidelines, and Guardrails for Effective and Equitable Use of AI in Education‘. This document, exploring the integration of artificial intelligence and digital technology in education, underwent extensive refinement through consultations and reviews by governing bodies. It aims to stimulate ongoing discussions and establish guidelines for the effective and equitable use of AI in educational settings.
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