A "sovereign" neural network in Russian schools could collect data on children for the state and displace teachers, an expert believes.
Such a neural network for school students could become a substitute for a single digital platform, a way to monitor children and reduce costs for teachers, said history teacher and founder of the International School of Platan Ilya Zaslavsky in Dozhd.
The main question, he says, is not what a neural network can do, but why it is developed. Zaslavsky identifies three scenarios for the development of events: a neural network can replace a unified school platform, become a control tool, or lead to the replacement of real teachers with "electrons".
If all the children are required to work with the same giant bot, then this bot can perform a supervisory function, monitor what exactly the children write, how they work, what information they exchange, what words they use.
– Zaslavsky said.
According to him, children's faces and their personal data can be collected into a huge database that the state can use for any purpose.
More details on the Dozhed website.
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