Chapter 3: What is AI? group of students who are working together on a collaborative assignment. An AI-enabled tool may also help teachers with complex classroom routines. For example, a tool may help teachers with orchestrating the movement of students from a full class discussion into small groups and making sure each group has the materials needed to start their work. Figure 4. Differences that teachers and students may experience in future technologies. 3.6. Key Recommendation: Human in the Loop AI Many have experienced a moment where technology surprised them with an uncanny ability to recommend what feels like a precisely personalized product, song, or even phrase to complete a sentence in a word processor such as the one being used to draft this document. Throughout this supplement, we talk about specific, focused applications where AI systems may bring value (or risks) into education. At no point do we intend to imply that AI can replace a teacher, a guardian, or an educational leader as the P a g e | 27
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