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2. Proposes the UNCEAI work with highly experienced professionals on the matter of
education, including:
a. Collaboration with child psychologists, lawyers, and technology specialists to

discuss AI technologies and ensure that the guidelines established by the
UNCEAI are in agreement with ethical standards and educational norms,
b. Working with students and children to ensure the effectiveness and safety of

various possible AI-based educational tools;

3. Hopes that member States will comply to standards set by regional agreements to

disallow the utilisation of artificial intelligence technologies to infringe upon the privacy
of citizens, as well as to regulations forbidding the use of artificial intelligence
technologies for malicious purposes, category to be defined by the UNCEAI;

4. Suggests that member States explore the usage of artificial intelligence behavioural
analysis software in the education sector and publish analyses of the benefits that this
software can have, in the interests of developing dialogue and collaboration between

States in similar situations in a mutually beneficial manner;

5. Urges governments to partner with firms involved in education and technology in order
to develop artificial intelligence behavioural analysis software to be used within the

education sector;

6. Suggests that AI should be used in the education field in a way that will not replace

teachers, inviting governments to coordinate with companies to train teachers on how
to effectively integrate AI tools into the teaching process;

7. Strongly recommends that companies and countries that produce and distribute AI for
the education sector ensure a human oversight system which ensures that:
a. The AI algorithms function as intended,

b. Results and accuracy of the algorithms are subject to constant and rigourous
checks and tests,
c. The AI systems do not invade students’ privacy, that is, that they only use data
that is necessary with explicit permission from the user;

8. Advises member States to incorporate human oversight into the development of AI
behavioural analysis software to ensure that:

a. Datasets used to train AI algorithms are very diverse and encompass people of
all races, creeds, economic situations, sexual orientations etc,

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