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AI companies are training teachers.

The Verge

The Verge · 1m ago

AI companies are training teachers.

Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anthropic have established a $23 million training hub in Manhattan to educate teachers on using AI tools in classrooms. The "National Academy for AI Instruction" offers free training to members of the American Federation of Teachers, aiming to integrate AI into educational environments. This initiative is part of broader efforts across the U.S. to normalize AI use among faculty and students, with significant backing from major tech companies.

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Microsoft and OpenAI, with a US teachers' union, are reportedly launching the National Academy for AI Instruction, based in New York City. This initiative aims to train kindergarten to 12th-grade teachers to integrate AI into classrooms effectively. Along with Anthropic, the project will offer AI training and curriculum worth $22.5 million. This effort seeks to prepare educators for AI's growing role in classrooms, despite concerns about commercial interests influencing educational settings.

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Livemint

Livemint · 1y ago

Over 61% of educators are adopting AI tools for teaching, student management

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The big number: $165,000 - The Economic Times

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Economic Times · 11d ago

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AI is transforming the tech job market by reducing demand for entry-level coders, as AI tools can quickly generate code. This change is leading to higher unemployment among computer science graduates, who are shifting focus to AI-related roles. Companies and governments are investing in AI training, recognizing it as the future of tech employment. Many tech companies, like Microsoft, are increasing their investment in AI education to adapt to the changing job landscape.

Some teachers are now using ChatGPT to grade papers

Arstechnica

Arstechnica · 1y ago

Some teachers are now using ChatGPT to grade papers

Educators in grades 3-12 are turning to Writable, a grading tool powered by OpenAI's ChatGPT, to streamline the grading process. Writable utilizes AI-generated feedback to analyze student essays and offers rubric-aligned comments and draft scores. However, concerns have been raised about relying too heavily on AI for grading, potentially diminishing personalized feedback and teachers' familiarity with the material. Nonetheless, proponents argue that these tools can save teachers time, enabling them to focus on more impactful teaching activities. Other AI-powered grading tools on the market include Gradescope, Crowdmark, and EssayGrader.

How AI is Transforming the Nation's Educational Future

StartupTalky

StartupTalky · 1y ago

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The use of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in the education industry is rapidly growing, leading to an educational revolution known as Education 4.0. This transformation is impacting how teachers, students, recruiters, and career counselors operate, with AI-powered tools simplifying course creation, providing personalized learning opportunities, and enabling quick assessment of students' progress. In India specifically, efforts are being made to integrate AI into education to bridge the achievement gap and enhance student engagement. However, challenges such as limited access to internet and computers, concerns about plagiarism and biases, and the need for teacher training need to be addressed for effective implementation of AI in education. A comprehensive and rights-based approach is crucial to harness the potential of AI while avoiding exacerbating inequalities and injustices.

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AI is confusing — here’s your cheat sheet - The Verge

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Economic Times

Economic Times · 1y ago

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Photobucket, once a popular image-hosting site, is in talks with tech companies to license its 13 billion photos and videos for training generative AI models. CEO Ted Leonard has discussed rates ranging from 5 cents to $1 per photo and more than $1 per video. The negotiations shed light on the emerging market of data deals for AI training, where tech giants are seeking content beyond the internet scraping approach and are willing to pay for locked content, raising concerns about privacy and consent. The size of the opaque AI data market is estimated at $2.5 billion currently, with forecasts of up to $30 billion in a decade.

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