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The university sector in Aotearoa New Zealand faces significant challenges due to chronic underfunding and rising costs. In response, the government has initiated working groups to evaluate the sector's health and propose future strategies. Universities are increasingly reliant on EdTech companies that promote AI-driven solutions to enhance student learning.
Critics argue that this reliance on technology may lead to misplaced trust, as many EdTech tools are poorly implemented. Companies like Turnitin profit from student intellectual property, raising ethical concerns about data ownership and Indigenous data sovereignty. The long-term implications of adopting AI teaching tools remain uncertain, particularly regarding their financial and environmental costs.
• Universities increasingly depend on AI-driven EdTech solutions for teaching.
• Turnitin's business model raises ethical concerns over student intellectual property.
The article discusses how universities are increasingly reliant on EdTech companies to improve student learning outcomes.
The article highlights the development of AI teaching clones that can interact with students based on educators' materials.
The article explains how Turnitin requires students to grant licenses for their essays, impacting their ownership of IP.
The article details how Turnitin profits from student essays by using them to enhance its detection tools.
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