The Who's Who of AI

“NYC and LA just restricted AI in classrooms, and in both cities the parents and teachers who pushed for it are celebrating. Tech Policy Press fellow Chris Mills Rodrigo reports on the grassroots movement resisting the rush to adopt AI in schools.” evidence ↗

“The most Betteridge’s Law headline to ever do it” evidence ↗

“Glasses with cameras - like Meta's pervert glasses - are banned in Oslo schools. I hope universities follow suit, but this is the government's responsibilty. Ban technologies that make it easy to record or track other people without their knowledge or conse…” evidence ↗

“As California’s Legislature moves toward a four-year ban on AI toys, Sameer Hinduja argues that a moratorium buys time without producing the evidence or the standards that would actually protect children.” evidence ↗

“Google already had so much privileged access to schools in England for live testing AI. It was treating English schools as a living lab for testing Gemini for schools. Mad that it somehow lost the contract. What did it want that government would not give? w…” evidence ↗

“The post above is a shorter version (human-summarized!) of our new paper studying a three year policy program experimenting with AI in the schools sector in England, out just as prototype trials are due to start in live classroom settings in the coming scho…” evidence ↗

“In the US the approach to AI in education is as you'd expect - letting the industry loose with no regulatory strings attached, enabling the most severe political interventions in automated education. But the US does not represent how AI is enacted in educat…” evidence ↗

“AI in scholarly publication "challenges established notions of academic responsibility and authorship as formative acts of cognitive labour are delegated to ‘intelligent’ machines." Compelling policy statement on AI from the editors of Progress in Human Geo…” evidence ↗