Missouri Model Principles
Safety First AI tools must have strong privacy controls and safety guardrails. There always needs to be a human “in the loop” to ensure protocols are being followed.
Local and Flexible Since no two districts are exactly alike, the model is adaptable to the strategy each district chooses. This allows for quick administrative response to emerging issues.
Room to Grow and Explore With a foundation of safety in place, the district can branch out to the potential enhancements offered by AI.
Accountability Districts can provide concrete reasons for their choices. The district AI Coordinator’s decisions will be guided by the Board’s philosophy and strategy, so they can always be traced back to policy.
Students and Staff are Responsible for Negative Effects of their AI Use THE BOTTOM LINE:
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