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“The prospect of having AI replace teachers is not simply something that should be driven by a few people’s enthusiasm for usurping traditional ways of schooling and feared by many others as inevitably leading to a second-rate education. Instead, the role that AI plays in education should be steered by our collective values around education—what we as a society believe education is for, and what we as a society believe education should be in the future.”

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