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Feb. 23, 2024Feb. 28, 2024

From Runaway to Responsible AI: How Ethical Practices Can Match Ed-Tech Innovation

The Chief Product Officer at PowerSchool Talks About Principles It Has Developed for Responsible AI

Alexandria Ng

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AI ethics or AI Law concept. Developing AI codes of ethics. Compliance, regulation, standard , business policy and responsibility for guarding against unintended bias in machine learning algorithms.

The chief product and innovation officer of PowerSchool talks about six principles to promote the responsible development of AI.

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Alexandria Ng

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Alexandria Ng is a staff writer for EdWeek Market Brief. Previously, she reported on business news in South Carolina, covering a range of topics, including manufacturing, aerospace, and finance. She is a former participant in the Dow Jones News Fund and is an alumna of the University of Florida.

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