Education Minister Blair Boyer says it is essential that students learn to use AI safely before they graduate. The trial is set to run for two months, after which a decision about a broader rollout will be made.
"It's becoming embedded in things they use every day, like Snapchat.
"It's not going to replace those research and knowledge tasks that kids have to do, but it does have upsides … it can synthesise vast amounts of information. Mr Boyer and Ceduna Area School principal Andrew Gravestocks are keen to ensure young people learn to use AI without risk.Ceduna Area School principal Andrew Gravestocks said his school put their hand up because they want to provide students with the best opportunities and a space that is safe and engaging."I think the students will be on board, because there's certainly a lot of interest around the technology and I think the trial will provide good student feedback.
Ceduna Area School students will be among those participating in the two-month trial, after which a decision about broader distribution will be made.
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