Unesco has warned that generative AI can create fabricated information and that education systems need safeguards because the technology is advancing faster than many regulatory and institutional...
Kaspersky and UNESCO recommend teaching children to verify AI answers; fewer than 10 percent of schools had formal guidance in 2023. For IT managers, this signals AI governance needs in education, data-privacy compliance for minors, and building workforce AI literacy.
By
Kabui Mwangi
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving into children’s schoolwork faster than many education systems can adapt, shifting the challenge from access to information toward judging whether machine-generated answers can be trusted.
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Information alone will never be enough
