The serious limitations on what AI can do in education
Dembski made a list of possible contributions and offering some comments on it will clarify what I am trying to say: “Accent and Pronunciation Refinement in Language Learning” A focused speech-recognition “AI” (not a chatbot) could help students learn languages more efficiently. That tech has been around for a while. A very narrowly, ethically trained product could be useful here, but it’s no replacement for human conversation.
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