Wake County school board members want a more comprehensive policy on how students and teachers can use artificial intelligence before the regulations go into next school year.
School administrators told the board’s policy committee on Tuesday that it’s important to get a draft AI policy approved and in place in schools by August. But multiple school board members said that the proposed policy is not detailed enough on how AI can be used.
“Having a more robust policy is important for us to have,” said board member Wing Ng. “We can’t predict every single issue that may come up, but we can certainly try, and then we can certainly fine tune it over time as these new things develop.”…