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A new report warns that schools are "crying out" for government guidance on how to use AI safely and effectively. Sir Anthony Seldon, a former head teacher, co-authored the report which calls for a national framework for AI in education in England. The Department for Education says it is building new AI tutoring tools and refreshing the curriculum.
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