In a previous post, I mentioned that many of the sessions at our annual edtech conference, focused on the use of artificial intelligence in the classroom.
I didn’t get to see more than a few minutes of any of those presentations, but since then I’ve reviewed some of the materials posted by the speakers and read much more about the ideas being presented for the use of AI in education.
And it all seems very familiar.
What is the cost of artificial intelligence?
I have a free account on ChatGPT but, as this episode from the Marketplace Tech podcast (and many other sources) remind us, “just because a service doesn’t charge users doesn’t mean it doesn’t have costs”.
Continuing on the theme of technology hype, a tech columnist for the Post reminds us of the over-the-top hoopla that surrounded the rollout of 5G a few years ago.
According to a new report, Chromebooks, the “computer” of choice for so many schools for almost a decade, are not built to last.
