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Jacques Safari

I am an Educator, Software Engineer, Data Engineer and AI Integration Consultant. I hold two Masters degree, respectively in Educational Technologies and Data Analytics, in addition to a Certificate from MIT in Developing Products with Artificial Intelligence, and pursuing my PhD in Innovative Learning Technologies.

I have worked in education sector for several years internationally and locally(in the US) as a researcher (at Syracuse University), as lecturer and administator.

Jacques Safari

I have worked in education sector for several years internationally and locally(in the US) as a researcher (at Syracuse University), as lecturer and administator.

Jacques Safari

I have worked in education sector for several years internationally and locally(in the US) as a researcher (at Syracuse University), as lecturer and administator.

Jacques Safari

I have worked in education sector for several years internationally and locally(in the US) as a researcher (at Syracuse University), as lecturer and administator.

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Jacques Safari

I have worked in education sector for several years internationally and locally(in the US) as a researcher (at Syracuse University), as lecturer and administator.

Unveiling my Commitment to AI Accuracy and Ethical Solutions

This blog aims to collect in one place and facilitate access to cases where AI has misled, deceived and caused pain to humans especially to students and educators. I have worked for several years in the education sector and there’s nothing devastating than seing students being falsely accused of cheating and dragged in Academic Integrity committees just because an AI dectetor messed up and falsely flagged their work as AI generated.

This blog was created not to discourage AI use, but rather to encourage adoption of AI ethical usage and alternative sustainable solutions. My hope is that this blog will give enough infomation on how AI is failing students, teachers and other humans and raise awareness on when and where AI can be used. More importantly, I would like to see people decide to ignore AI on some tasks the same way we decide to write by hand to convey personal attachement and importance of a letter we are writing.

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Jacques Safari

I have worked in education sector for several years internationally and locally(in the US) as a researcher (at Syracuse University), as lecturer and administator.

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