A school in the UK has chosen an AI chatbot to be its principal. They even gave her a name: Abigail Bailey.
It happened at school cotsmore, A boarding school for girls and boys aged 4 to 13 located in West Sussex. According to The Telegraph, Abigail Bailey serves as a consultant to the People Manager, Tom Rogerson.
There’s also a second chatbot, Jamie Rayner, focusing on this In strategy and planning of activities and hobbies.
Chatbot works Following the same principle as ChatGPT, AI language model powered by OpenAI, Sam Altman’s company.
“Sometimes having someone or something to help you is a very calming effect.” Tom Rogerson told The Telegraph. “It’s nice to think there’s an incredibly well-trained person there to help you make decisions.”
“We are moving into the future, while maintaining the core values of traditional education,” Rogerson ruled. but, Isn’t what he’s doing a bit exaggerated? Let’s look at the work of Abigail Bailey, Cottesmore’s AI.
Rogerson notes that the chatbot has helped him support his employees and students Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). And also to write school policies.
The director sees this In no way undermines human judgment, Despite the “peace of mind” it gives you when making decisions.
“That doesn’t mean that advice from humans is never sought, of course. But it’s very reassuring and comforting to know.” “You don’t have to call anyone, or bother anyone, and you don’t have to wait for a response.” Rogerson says.
At least so far, A chatbot will not replace your organization’s teachers.
“The introduction of AI is not about replacing our dedicated teachers;“In order to increase their capabilities and ensure that our students receive the best possible education,” The manager confirmed.
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