Key principle for AI in education: watch who bears the unintended costs
moniquejmorrow · x · 2026-10-14
Monique Morrow articulates a key principle for AI in education: embrace the benefits while paying close attention to who might carry the unintended costs.
Drawing on lessons from unequal technology access, she notes AI raises similar equity questions plus new ones around privacy, security, and bias — and trust depends on transparency about why systems are used and how decisions are made.
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