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How is this legal? I'm not doubting the school's intentions but this is a massive breach of privacy, a sort of dystopic 1984 scenario. "Believe happy thoughts!
by nloladze 7y ago
How is this legal? I'm not doubting the school's intentions but this is a massive breach of privacy, a sort of dystopic 1984 scenario.
"Believe happy thoughts! You are happy! Smile please!"
I think the solution lies outside the tech world and in face to face solutions; train teachers to spot problems and red flags and possibly have a tally system. Are several teachers reporting issues? A student missing classes, showing up long sleeves, withdrawn, depressed? Grades slipping, unable to focus? Set a counsel meeting and get to the bottom of it.
An abstract and mind-you poorly run AI is just a nightmare scenario. I feel sorry for any students going through the system now.
- vageli 7y ago> How is this legal? I'm not doubting the school's intentions but this is a massive breach of privacy, a sort of dystopic 1984 scenario. You might also be surprised to know that your employer can also log everything you do with company property. Not that I agree with it but the legal precedent is there and children in school have far fewer rights than others.