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USDOE's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has released a comprehensive guide on avoiding discriminatory use of AI in education.

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You can't talk about the ethics of AI without talking about bias, so it's great to see that the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) has released a comprehensive guide on avoiding discriminatory use of AI in education. While AI has immense potential to enhance educational opportunities, its implementation requires careful consideration to prevent unintended discrimination. The guide outlines key areas where AI could impact civil rights in education: Key Points in the Guidelines: • Covers discrimination related to race, color, national origin, sex, and disability • Provides real-world examples of potential AI-related discrimination scenarios • Addresses AI use in student assessment, discipline, resource allocation, and accessibility The guide emphasizes that schools must ensure AI tools: • Don't perpetuate historical biases • Remain accessible to students with disabilities • Provide equal opportunities regardless of demographic factors • Support rather than hinder English Language Learners This is crucial reading for education leaders, technologists, and policymakers working at the intersection of AI and education. Link in the comments to download the full resource. AI for Education #EducationTechnology #AI #EdTech #EducationEquity #AIEthics

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