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Why should there be guidelines for using generative AI in educational settings?
Why should there be guidelines for using generative AI in educational settings?
- To increase the use of generative AI without consideration of ethics.
- To limit the use of AI to only specific subjects.
- To replace educators with AI tools.
- To ensure AI is used responsibly and ethically to benefit both students and educators. (correct)
It is important for educational institutions to be transparent about how AI tools are used to...
It is important for educational institutions to be transparent about how AI tools are used to...
- reduce cost of educational resources
- ensure accountability for AI-generated content and explain AI's role in learning. (correct)
- showcase technological advancements to attract more students.
- comply with industry standards.
In the context of generative AI, what does 'bias and fairness' refer to?
In the context of generative AI, what does 'bias and fairness' refer to?
- Ensuring AI tools provide fair and equitable outcomes for all students by addressing biases. (correct)
- Guaranteeing that all AI outputs are free from errors.
- Ensuring AI tools favor students with disabilities.
- Using only specific datasets to train AI models.
How do Large Language Models (LLMs) primarily function?
How do Large Language Models (LLMs) primarily function?
When using LLMs, what should users always consider regarding the information generated?
When using LLMs, what should users always consider regarding the information generated?
What is the main purpose of implementing policies related to academic integrity in the context of AI tools?
What is the main purpose of implementing policies related to academic integrity in the context of AI tools?
Why is human oversight considered important when using AI tools in education?
Why is human oversight considered important when using AI tools in education?
What does 'inclusivity and accessibility' mean in the context of AI tools in education?
What does 'inclusivity and accessibility' mean in the context of AI tools in education?
Why should educational institutions consider the environmental impact of using AI tools?
Why should educational institutions consider the environmental impact of using AI tools?
What is the purpose of continuous evaluation and improvement of AI tools in education?
What is the purpose of continuous evaluation and improvement of AI tools in education?
Flashcards
Data Privacy and Security
Data Privacy and Security
Handling data with care and responsibility, protecting personal information, and following data protection laws.
Transparency and Accountability
Transparency and Accountability
Being open about how AI is used and making sure someone is responsible for what AI creates.
Bias and Fairness
Bias and Fairness
Checking AI tools regularly to make sure they treat everyone fairly, using different data to train them, and watching out for any unfair results.
Academic Integrity
Academic Integrity
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Human Oversight
Human Oversight
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Inclusivity and Accessibility
Inclusivity and Accessibility
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Environmental Considerations
Environmental Considerations
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Continuous Evaluation and Improvement
Continuous Evaluation and Improvement
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Study Notes
- These guidelines ensure responsible and ethical use of generative AI in education.
- The aim is to benefit both students and educators.
Data Privacy and Security
- Ensure secure and ethical handling of data used by generative AI tools.
- Protect students' personal information and comply with data protection regulations.
- Necessary data security measures are essential to protect student privacy.
- Prevent unauthorized access and potential misuse.
Transparency and Accountability
- Educational institutions must be transparent about AI tool use and decision-making.
- Explain AI's role in learning and ensure accountability for AI-generated content.
- Educational institutions should collaborate to define AI's goals and values.
- Work to acknowledge and reduce biases with the aim of aligning with ethical principles .
Bias and Fairness
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AI tools should be regularly audited for biases to ensure fair outcomes.
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Use diverse training data to continuously monitor AI outputs for signs of bias.
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Large Language Models (LLMs) use statistical algorithms to analyze vast amounts of data.
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LLMs identify patterns and textual connections.
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Generative AI tool mimics the data it receives.
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The generated content is based on learned language patterns and examples.
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Users must recognize LLMs' output and the information it is based on.
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Important to view what AI generates through a "critical lens" .
Academic Integrity
- Policies should prevent misuse of AI tools for cheating or plagiarism.
- Educate students about the ethical use of AI.
- Implement systems to detect and deter academic dishonesty.
Human Oversight
- AI tools should complement, not replace, human educators.
- Maintain human oversight.
- This will ensure AI enhances teaching and learning while preserving the critical role of educators.
Inclusivity and Accessibility
- Ensure AI tools are accessible to all students, including those with disabilities.
- Design AI systems that are user-friendly.
- Make sure to provide necessary support for students to effectively use the tools.
Environmental Considerations
- Consider the environmental impact of using AI tools.
- Includes energy consumption of training large models.
- Implementing sustainable practices can help mitigate these effects.
Continuous Evaluation and Improvement
- Regularly evaluate the effectiveness and impact of AI tools in education.
- Gather feedback from students and educators.
- Make adjustments to improve performance and relevance.
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