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Some Missouri schools use AI, digital tools to prevent suicides. What does that mean for student privacy?
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Kansas City PitchSome Missouri schools use AI, digital tools to prevent suicides. What does that mean for student privacy?
As a school counselor in Neosho, Missouri, Tracy Clements was skeptical that an AI tool could help her students’ mental health, or make any dent in the school’s suicide prevention efforts. She entered the Neosho School District in the fall of 2012. Over the years, she started to notice a trend. “I was an elementary building-level counselor for probably six years, and we just kept having all these suicides.” Clements said. “I was like, ‘Why is n…
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