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b. Datasets are as accurate and reflective as possible of students at an individual
level;
9. Urges governments to educate the general public on AI, including:
a. Clearly communicating to their citizens the potential of AI technology to
enhance learning, and how much information AI can analyse,
b. Familiarising and educating their citizens on what data is collected about them
and how it is collected,
c. Providing information on how and when data may be used to reinforce security
measures,
d. Explicitly addressing how the government will use data collected in censuses;
10. Encourages governments to maintain transparency with its citizens by providing
information related to:
a. What datasets are used to train AI software used in the education system,
b. Processes and tasks run by AI and how this relates to the information which AI is
trained on;
11. Supports cooperation between States and private companies including:
a. Subsidising technological companies which develop AI educational systems in
developing regions,
b. Urging companies to adhere to ethical guidelines through UNCEAI and
government inspection;
12. Suggests that individual member States establish ethical guidelines for the use of AI
behavior analysis software in the education sector, by:
a. Planning training and professionalisation actions to adapt the educational
system to this new digital reality, which can help students gain levels of basic
and advanced digital skills that will help continue training throughout
professional life,
b. Analysing AI ethics and creating an adapted legal framework from the
perspective of RDI (research, development and innovation) so that people and
machines work together to successfully provide clear, reasonable, and ethical
services which would avoid exacerbating gender-based, racial, and other
biases, prejudices, and discrimination in society;
13. Strongly urges governments to use the latest security measures in the protection of their
citizens’ data, such as:
a. Strong encryption,
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