Schools test AI chatbots in classrooms, finding mixed student preferences but raising concerns over biases and privacy.

AI chatbots are being tested in classrooms to help students with learning tasks. Two styles were explored: a warm, friendly chatbot named John and a professional, direct one named Jack. Students preferred different styles, with some liking John's empathy and others Jack's efficiency. While AI can provide immediate feedback, concerns include superficial responses, potential bias, and privacy issues. The study suggests balancing AI's role and ensuring human oversight to enhance learning without replacing educators.

November 25, 2024
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