AI is becoming increasingly common in our daily lives, but its role in schools is raising eyebrows.
While there are some good uses for AI, there also risks of inaccurate information and rabbit holes it can take people down, and kids and teenagers mightn’t be equipped to work out what’s right and what’s wrong.
On Great Southern Breakfast for ABC in Western Australia, Pickr and Paul Cook dive into what’s happening, and whether students and schools are equipped for potential problems resulting from AI use, plus what parents might want to do.
Catch Great Southern Breakfast for August 26 with Paul Cook on ABC Great Southern in Western Australia to hear the whole segment, kicking in from around the 1 hour 13 minute mark (or 1.13.27 to be exact).
