New education policies aimed at regulating artificial intelligence in classrooms may rely heavily on teachers to monitor and enforce compliance, according to a report. With schools adopting AI tools for everything from grading to lesson planning, educators could face the responsibility of ensuring these technologies align with ethical and safety standards. The shift places teachers in an unfamiliar role—balancing innovation with oversight—while raising questions about training and support. Concerns about fairness, privacy, and student well-being add urgency to the debate over who should govern AI’s expanding role in education.
Who Will Enforce the New A.I. Rules? Probably Teachers. The New York Times
