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Text-generating artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly prevalent in education, prompting educators and superintendents to explore its potential applications. At the Idaho Education and AI: Questions and Considerations seminar, attendees were encouraged to embrace this technology to avoid falling behind.

AI is viewed as a thought partner in education, allowing collective efficacy and supporting student and staff excellence. Idaho Digital Learning Alliance superintendent, Jeff Simmons, emphasized the need to understand and teach educators how to harness AI as a tool for teaching and learning effectively.

While AIs text-generating application, such as Chat GPT, has only been widely implemented in the past six months, it has already made an impact in schools. This prompted a large turnout at the seminar, with audience members eager to explore its potential benefits.

One crucial aspect discussed during the seminar was the potential of AI to create greater equity in education. Particularly in rural schools, where digital connectivity and funding are often limited, AI can help bridge the gap between less advantaged students and their wealthier counterparts.

There are various ways in which text-generating AI can be used to support students. For instance, it can assist with college essay guidance, narrowing the advantage gap that wealthier students have through access to additional resources like seminars and private tutors.

Educational institutions, like the University of Idaho, give faculty members the autonomy to decide whether to incorporate AI into their teaching practices. They adhere to academic honesty policies and guidelines to ensure responsible use.

It is important for schools to acknowledge that AI is here to stay. Instead of banning it, educators must embrace its presence as future generations will continue to have access to this technology. By doing so, schools can prepare students for a technologically advanced world and ensure that they do not fall behind.

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