Barnes. How can AI effect students/school? by

Office of Communications, College of Education

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 22:12:43 UTC

“Cheating and plagiarism are, as mentioned, chief among the AI concerns raised by educators, "(Office of Communications, College of education).

New York's time, student: Wardah, Valley Stream North , page 5

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 22:22:40 UTC

"A.I. can definitely be used to cheat, but it can also be a helpful tool for students if used the right way," (page 5, New York's Times, student: Wardah, Valley Stream North).

Connection

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 22:26:47 UTC

The problem presented is AI can be used to cheat among students and the solution presented is students will just have to use the technology responsibly.

Australia, National; news article

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 23:22:19 UTC

“The Committee for the Economic Development of Australia has concluded that 40 per cent of Australian jobs could be replaced by new technology within 10 years.” (Australia National, News article).

Office of Communications, College of Education

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 23:34:07 UTC

"If the data it draws from is inaccurate or biased, then the information it creates will be inaccurate or biased."

Mallick, page 179-180

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 23:35:32 UTC

“This could create a major training gap. ...many doctors end up undertrained,” (Mallick, page 179-180)

Connection

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 23:38:27 UTC

Cause is doctors are undertrained when they use technology there is a potential risk that the info provided can be inaccurate because of AI being biased,which is the effect.

Kim, BJ; Lee, J

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 23:43:08 UTC

“While AI adoption affects various mental health aspects, we focus on depression for three (in the work force) reasons” (page 1-15, Kim, BJ; Lee, J).

Connection

knhy7rg7h5 — 2025-09-24 23:49:55 UTC

Both quotes provide negative examples of how AI affects the workforce. Such as mental health problems and loss of jobs.