AI education push from Trump administration draws cautious optimism from tech leaders

Technologists welcome executive order on AI in schools but say more detail is needed • SC Daily Gazette

Education tech advocates welcomed the Trump administration’s move to incorporate AI into schools, but they say more detail – and money – is needed to guarantee success. (Photo by PeopleImages/Getty Images)Education software experts say they’re cautiously optimistic about a Trump administration drive to incorporate AI into classrooms, but such a program needs clear goals, specific rules — and enough money to fund the costly systems. “AI is, inher…

Technologists welcome executive order on AI in schools but say more detail is needed • Minnesota Reformer

Education tech advocates welcomed the Trump administration’s move to incorporate AI into schools, but they say more detail – and money – is needed to guarantee success. (Photo by PeopleImages/Getty Images)Education software experts say they’re cautiously optimistic about a Trump administration drive to incorporate AI into classrooms, but such a program needs clear goals, specific rules — and enough money to fund the costly systems. “AI is, inher…

AI education push from Trump administration draws cautious optimism from tech leaders

Education tech advocates welcomed the Trump administration’s move to incorporate AI into schools, but they say more detail – and money – is needed to guarantee success. (Photo by PeopleImages/Getty Images)Education software experts say they’re cautiously optimistic about a Trump administration drive to incorporate AI into classrooms, but such a program needs clear goals, specific rules — and enough money to fund the costly systems. “AI is, inher…

Technologists welcome executive order on AI in schools but say more detail is needed

Education tech advocates welcomed the Trump administration’s move to incorporate AI into schools, but they say more detail – and money – is needed to guarantee success. (Photo by PeopleImages/Getty Images)Education software experts say they’re cautiously optimistic about a Trump administration drive to incorporate AI into classrooms, but such a program needs clear goals, specific rules — and enough money to fund the costly systems. “AI is, inher…

If children and adolescents leave ChatGPT and others to think, they weaken their brains. This must not allow schools to do so. Researchers have presented initial results on when AI increases learning success – they are encouraging.

Kids Don’t Need to Be ‘Dancing With Robots’ in School - The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

There’s a universal truth about technology that most of us are somewhat unwilling to admit: Kids are better at it than adults are.