AI Emotions by Jessica Brittingham

anxiety

smanz2 — 2025-01-03 15:51:59 UTC

Kids have more knowledge than us

smanz2 — 2025-01-03 15:52:22 UTC

Is information accurate?

smanz2 — 2025-01-03 15:53:12 UTC

People won't think first. They will rely solely on AI

fear

2025-01-03 15:53:21 UTC

the kids not being able to process and think for them selves

Whitin-Joy

2025-01-03 15:55:29 UTC

-helps scaffolding for ELL/Special ed

-saves time (ex: not spending hours with notes)

-editing writing (suggestions/feedback)

-finding resources (articles/questions)

-helps with parent communication (ex: write an email about x situation)

-another tool for kids (that has to be taught, not just random of course)

-homework ideas (make worksheets more engaging- I'm looking for x subject, y standard, make it engaging)

-more choices and options for activities

-helps with creativity

-family engagement (ex: create a family crest project)

-can help with IEPs/report cards

-gives kids access to information that they might not have had (ex: an interview with Thomas Jefferson)

-fills in missing gaps

-time saving (not reinventing the wheel, but makes it more effective)

-feedback is more immediate and effective

Trust

smanz2 — 2025-01-03 15:55:35 UTC

How do I know if the work is authentic? What if kids didn't use it and we accuse them?

2025-01-03 15:56:00 UTC

Many companies are pumping out low-quality content without any review or fact-checking.
AI will eventually start replacing jobs.
Data scraping of emails, file-sharing, social media to help improve data models is a huge invasion of privacy.
Using artwork and music in particular to improve data models is an unregulated breach of copyright law that minimizes the creative power or human artists.
HUGE increase in AI-generated creative content
"I want AI to do my chores, laundry, etc so I can do fun, creative stuff, not the other way around."
Lack of public education surrounding AI leads to many families not understanding why students need to think and create on their own, and not understanding why using AI is hindering student development.
Lack of clarity/flagging of AI generated/assisted content, particularly in news media.

Whitin

mstgermain4 — 2025-01-03 15:56:17 UTC

Gives teachers so many tools to use, such as:

-Use it to create math problems

-academic vocabulary to teach EL - create a text and use specific words at different levels

-Interact with a BOT to generate writing ideas

-Differentiate options

-Create Booklets with specified vocabulary

-Add student names quickly to math problems

fear

2025-01-03 15:56:47 UTC

privacy its there for everybody.

It takes away jobs.

Society depending on AI

Could take away creativity.

Promote laziness we don't focus on spelling anymore because of auto correct.

Handwriting not being focused on because of just typing.

2025-01-03 15:57:29 UTC

not be able to problem solve if the ai is just going to do all the work for them.

Whitin Joy

2025-01-03 15:57:35 UTC

SUB PLANS!!!!!!!!

Whitin - Ennui

2025-01-03 15:57:58 UTC

not enough usage or exposure
no need for it
other stuff to worry about
kids will rely on it even if we teach the tools to use it
not interested
has not impacted us yet

Whitin:

2025-01-03 16:00:17 UTC

Things are changing fast. The way communication is changing. AI has wrecked Google, nothing is factual anymore. Language prediction is constant chat. Everything is a chatbot.

2025-01-03 16:00:47 UTC

Lack of human connection that only a human can provide Too far with technology. Taking a step back from tech to get off.

Cautious Optimism

2025-01-03 16:02:51 UTC

I look forward to using this powerful new tool, which will be infused in our lives permanently (the one program that education won’t ditch after 180 days).

However, my reticence is that the very private personal information of people will be taken up to the network without effective privacy controls.