Artificial intelligence

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Schools

Care factor: teaching in the age of AI

In the age of artifical intelligence, it’s time we stopped thinking like machines and worked out what we really care about, writes columnist TRAVIS McKENZIE.

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It’s a kind of magic: AI and the future of education

JEFF SPARROW believes artificial intelligence is raising key questions about the very nature and purpose of education.

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What to do about ChatGPT?

As we grapple with the implications of AI for education, AEU research officer KIRSTEN SADLER has gathered some advice on navigating the challenges.

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Learning to love AI

TRAVIS MACKENZIE: Unless we ban electricity in schools (think of the savings!) there is no way to keep AI out of our classrooms. So, instead of worrying, I suggest we learn to love the way it can work for us.

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Authenticity in the artificial age

With a move away from rote learning towards valuing originality, creativity and critical thinking, how will teachers navigate this new world of artificial intelligence and deep fakes when assessing student work?

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Are you replaceable?

With digital technologies on the rise, is the teaching part of being a teacher at risk?