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Journalist·Bay of Plenty Times·
24 Oct, 2026 05:01 PM5 mins to read
Revision Village chief executive Tim Vaughan says AI should help students learn, not think for them.
A Tauranga man who helped build an education platform into a global learning tool believes artificial intelligence could make personalised learning possible at scale.
But Tim Vaughan says the challenge is ensuring AI supports learning without removing the thinking and struggle that comes with it.
That is a concern shared
Source: New Zealand Herald · Zoe Blake
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