Ukraine Advocates for Ethical AI Use in Education
Ukraine's First Deputy Minister of Education and Science, Yevhen Kudriavets, has highlighted the importance of ethical AI use in education. Kudriavets stressed that while AI can significantly aid in creating personalized learning paths for Ukraine's 3.5 million students, it should not replace the educational process. He emphasized that AI's role should be to support and enhance learning, not to substitute traditional teaching methods.
Kudriavets pointed out that AI's ability to analyze large volumes of information can help students acquire knowledge more efficiently. However, he warned that safeguards are necessary to prevent misuse and ensure that AI is used to achieve educational goals rather than merely obtaining grades. He also noted that technology itself is neutral, and its impact on education depends on how it is applied.
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