During the AI+Education Summit, a convergence of Stanford researchers, students, and industry leaders, the transformative potential of AI in education was explored alongside the associated risks.
Lets have a look to Stanford's report.
During his opening remarks, Daniel Schwartz, Dean of the Graduate School of Education, highlighted the potential of technology to revolutionize teaching and enable universal access to innovative educational approaches. However, he also cautioned against the automation of ineffective teaching methods through AI. The AI+Education Summit at Stanford University brought together researchers from various disciplines, including education, technology, psychology, business, law, and political science, along with industry leaders such as Sal Khan, CEO of Khan Academy. They collaboratively shared groundbreaking research and explored strategies to harness the power of AI in education while ensuring ethics, equity, and safety. Read more here...