There are two types of AI: Narrow AI, which handles specific tasks like voice assistances (e.g., Siri or Alexa), and General AI, a future and still hypothetical concept that could perform an human task. While AI offers many benefits, it also comes with ethical and privacy concerns. AI can sometimes introduce biases and often requires access to personal data, making responsible use and data protection essential.

Educators should teach students to use AI tools ethically, emphasizing proper citation and acknowledgment to foster good digital citizenship. By integrating AI thoughtfully, we can enhance education while upholding ethical standards and protecting student privacy.