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4 Things To Teach Students Beyond Basic AI Literacy By Stephanie Smith Budhai, Ph.D. published 7 July 25 As AI continues to be more pervasive, lessons have to go beyond the basics
Colleges Are Using AI To Predict Student Success. These Predictions Are Often Wrong By Erik Ofgang published 29 August 24 AI models designed to predict student success frequently get it wrong when it comes to Black and Hispanic students, new research reveals.
GPT-4o: What Educators Need to Know By Erik Ofgang published 20 May 24 I tested GPT-4o, the new model powering some versions of ChatGPT. It combines text, audio, visual, and video outputs and inputs, and is faster and more natural in its responses, which has many implications for teachers.
UN Research Sheds Light On AI Bias By Erik Ofgang published 8 April 24 In certain AI bias tests, AI models generated discriminatory content more than 50 percent of the time.
