@satyanadella: This first-of-a-kind agreement will set a new standard for safe and responsible AI use in schools. We are making these …
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Microsoft announced a new agreement with the American Federation of Teachers to establish the National AI Safety & Privacy Standard for Schools, promoting safe and responsible AI use in education.
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This first-of-a-kind agreement will set a new standard for safe and responsible AI use in schools. We are making these protections available to every school district in the US.
Brad Smith (@BradSmi): Today, I stood with the American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten to announce the National AI Safety & Privacy Standard for Schools.
As outlined in our new agreement: “Children come first. Students are not products. Teachers are not beta testers. And schools
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