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Generative Artificial Intelligence

Generative AI won't kill education — unless we allow it to

Generative AI is not necessarily a death knell for education — but educators must be taught how to engage with it effectively.

Generative AI is not necessarily a death knell for education — but educators must be taught how to engage with it effectively. Image: Getty Images

Conrad Hughes
Director General, International School of Geneva
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