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The federal, state and territory governments have agreed to a national framework for generative AI in schools.
The framework outlines how teaching, privacy, security, and student wellbeing must all be considered when using generative AI in education. It includes sections on cybersecurity and making sure use of AI complies with copyright law.
The framework will be reviewed every 12 months, and the government has provided $1m to Education Services Australia to establish product expectations for generative AI technology.
Federal education minister Jason Clare said:
Generative AI presents opportunities for students and teachers, but there are also risks such as the privacy and safety of school children.
This framework will help guide all school communities so they can enjoy the potential benefits to teaching and learning that generative AI offers, while mitigating the risks.
Importantly, the framework highlights that schools should not use generative AI products that sell student data.
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