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Human-centred AI: EI's global conference charts the future of education

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Human-centred AI: EI's global conference charts the future of education
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While tech companies race to embed Artificial Intelligence (AI) in schools and campuses worldwide, the voices of educators have been largely sidelined. Education International's conference, Shaping Our Future: Education Unions Leading for a Human-Centred AI, puts educators back at the centre. The 4-5 December Brussels conference will bring together union leaders, educators, and experts to tackle AI's impact on education and research.

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What will AI in education look like in 10 years?▾
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AI has the potential to democratize access to high-quality tutoring and personalized learning for students regardless of family income. However, equity gains depend on ensuring reliable internet access, preventing AI tools from perpetuating biases present in training data, and avoiding a two-tiered system where premium AI tools are only available in wealthy districts.
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How will the role of teachers change as AI advances?▾
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