I hate wholesale rejections because I think it ignores creative avenues for learning. If the real question is the ethics, would a more ethically produced AI like Bloom be a better alternative? If it's the pedagogy and "meeting students where they are at," what happens if that's -in part- some AI? - ThreadSky

I hate wholesale rejections because I think it ignores creative avenues for learning.

If the real question is the ethics, would a more ethically produced AI like Bloom be a better alternative?

If it's the pedagogy and "meeting students where they are at," what happens if that's -in part- some AI?

Reposted from Melanie Dusseau

You ought to read this.

#AIResistance #AIinEdu #EduSky #AIRefusal

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