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Arizona schools bracing for good, bad with AI technology

Districts like Deer Valley Unified implementing ‘a topic of significance’

AI is coming to a classroom near you. In fact it’s already here.

Developing responsible uses for Generative AI is the next phase as Arizona in May became the 12th state to draft comprehensive guidance for the application of AI in education.

It’s all part of what Deer Valley Unified School District Deputy Superintendent Dr. Gayle Galligan, at the district’s May 28 governing board meeting, calls “a topic of significance in education.”

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