The European AI Act
The European Union (EU) has passed an AI Act.
This is the first major legislative attempt to regulate AI. It focuses on a risk-based classification of AI systems, banning certain high-risk applications like social scoring. The Act promotes transparency and accountability for AI providers.
Activity: Play the video which explains the EU AI Act
UNESCO has established AI Ethics recommendations as guidelines for fostering inclusive and ethical AI practices.
They recently published relevant guides to AI and competency frameworks for teachers and students.
Download the Guide for teachers – Image Source
Download the Guide For students :
Establishing Policy for Ethical AI
This section provides some ideas for establishing an Ethical AI policy for your classroom / school.
A set of principles for trustworthy AI have been produced by Generali to help establish local policies.
Activity: Examine the graphic on Trustworthy AI.
Does it match the goals and values of your school?
What aspects seem most relevant?
What sort of principles and behaviours should be encouraged?
What rules might be necessary?
Activity: Read the AI for Education policy guide and use the Trustworthy AI diagram and the policy guide to help you establish your own regulations on the use of AI in your classroom / school.
Ethical AI in the Geo-curriculum >>
