Christine Ormsbee News Today

The three largest districts in the state say they’ve begun to incorporate AI programs, as both school and state leaders see an impetus to get ahead of the emerging technology

The state's three largest districts are incorporating AI learning, as school and state leaders see an impetus to get ahead of the emerging technology.

When Christine Ormsbee, vice provost at OSU, was a college student, she witnessed technology in education taking small steps toward what it is today.

The potential for intentional misuse – or even for completely unintended harmful consequences – motivated some leaders in the tech world recently to call for a moratorium on further development of AI.

Numerous Oklahoma State University personnel actions were approved during the OSU/A&M Board of Regents meeting Friday at Langston University.