Not ready for AI: Antioch high school campus focuses on pitfalls over promise of new tech

by Emma Mayta Canales, Contra Costa Youth Journalism May 4, 2024May 1, 2024

Does artificial intelligence just make it easier for students to "gain answers without gaining knowledge?" An informal survey found that while a majority of teachers don't use AI tools in their classrooms, many teens who have tried the new technology used it for cheating. (Illustration by Glenn Gehlke/Local News Matters via Adobe Firefly)

ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY IS changing education.

From Alexa to ChatGPT, artificial intelligence (AI) is evolving faster than ever, giving students and teachers new ways to engage with one another and the world around them. However, AI also is uncovering new ways to exploit and cheat the system. This is causing one Antioch Unified School District high school to question its use.

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