Critics question whether districts can realistically avoid Google Search
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Eisha Bush, head of teaching and learning at Common Sense Media, noted that the likelihood of schools and students avoiding Google Search is very slim, raising concerns that the integration of AI into Search effectively traps schools into using the technology.
“By default, we train AI models to be helpful assistants that can do the work for the user. But in education, in contrast, students need to do the work themselves in order to learn.”
Kevin McKee, research scientist at Google DeepMind, Google AI for Education researcher · rss ↗Google Technology company implementing changesKevin McKee Research scientist, Google DeepMindChris Phillips VP and general manager of education, GoogleEisha Bush Head of teaching and learning, Common Sense Media
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