Education & EdTech

My students need real connection, not AI feedback

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An educator argues that AI feedback in classrooms should supplement, not replace, the crucial human connection between teachers and students. This is vital for developers of educational technologies, highlighting the need to design AI tools that foster student engagement and understanding rather than simply automating grading. An implication to watch is the development of AI that can better support personalized human interaction in learning environments.

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