Harvard Data Science Review Podcast
Learning With AI: What It Means for Students, Teachers, and Parents
October 30, 202545 min · 7,847 words
Show notes
Artificial intelligence has made its way into the classroom—bringing excitement, confusion, and big questions about the future of learning. In this month’s episode of the Harvard Data Science Review Podcast, we explore how AI is transforming education with guests Chad Dorsey, president and CEO of the Concord Consortium, and Victor Lee, associate professor at the Stanford Graduate School of Education.
Highlighted moments
Teachers are some of the heaviest users of the AI rather than the students.
“Cheating levels have actually been quite high for a long time. 60 to 80 percent of students in any given school, university, or K-12, especially high school, you know, in the past month will have engaged in some sort of cheating behavior.”
“rural schools are more likely to have AI bans in place than suburban or urban.”
“LLMs are built on distributional patterns. So they don't separate factual from societal biases.”
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