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How schools can promote smarter AI use in classrooms
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MIT Technology Review discusses how the sudden arrival of powerful chatbots surprised many schools and prompted a need for policies and practices to guide classroom use. The piece is part of the Making AI Work newsletter and highlights practical approaches to applying LLMs in education.
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Clear, school-level guidance may shape whether classroom AI is used productively or causes disruption for students and teachers.
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- Chatbots rapidly surprised many schools by providing near-instant answers on students' phones. [1]
- The article is published as part of MIT Technology Review’s Making AI Work newsletter. [1]
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