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As AI becomes all-encompassing, schools try to find balance

High school senior Mazin Bakhit is developing a financial literacy app called SharkFin, using artificial intelligence for feedback and improvements throughout the process.
Rochester Public Schools is working on an AI policy to help students and teachers learn to use AI responsibly, acknowledging its increasing presence in education.
Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel emphasized the need for a structured approach to AI, while teachers report needing to return to traditional teaching methods amid AI's rise.
A study from the Harvard Graduate School of Education indicated that 41% of young people believe generative AI will have both positive and negative impacts on their lives in the next ten years.

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As AI becomes all-encompassing, schools try to find balance

“One of the worst things people in education can do around AI is nothing,” said Naomi Hughes, a media specialist in Rochester, Minnesota. “Because kids are already using it.”

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