Is AI-use in the classroom cheating? What parents need to know
As kids head back to school with AI tools increasingly in their backpacks, parents are facing a new challenge: how to help their children use AI responsibly without crossing the line into cheating or losing the learning itself. Annie Chechitelli, Chief Product Officer of Turn It In joins us to discuss.
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