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Many education experts agree that bans on generative AI in the classroom are misguided, and that the technology should be used as a learning tool.

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  • Fears of generative AI helping students cheat are rampant, and some school districts are banning it.
  • But concerns over cheating with AI don't address the underlying issues in education, experts say. 
  • Instead, educators should think about how generative AI can be used as a classroom learning tool.

Leah Henrickson is no stranger to artificial intelligence. 

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