In this video, Amanda, the CEO and co-founder of AI for Education, talks about the theory of change, which is the idea of learning, experimenting, and innovating. She starts with a brief history of AI, including the release of ChatGPT and the subsequent ban in New York City. She then discusses the three key actions to get around the rhetoric of AI for cheating: transparency of use, verification of outputs, and originality. Finally, she talks about the importance of building AI literacy, experimenting with new tools, and innovating for the future. Here are some key points from the video:
- AI is being used by students for a variety of purposes, including mental health and well-being.
- AI can be used to augment and assist teachers, but it is not a replacement for human expertise.
- It is important to be transparent about how AI is being used and to verify the accuracy of outputs.
- AI literacy is essential for educators and students alike.
- Experimenting with new AI tools is a great way to learn and innovate.
- The future of education will be shaped by AI, but it is important to remember that humans are still the experts.
