Andy Liddell
@andyliddell.bsky.social
Principal, EdTech Law Center
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especially when Open AI already knows about major mental health problems bsky.app/profile/loui...
We’re about to live through a big cause/effect obfuscation where OpenAI will claim all these cases are just preexisting conditions coming into contact with their product, and not caused FROM interacting with their product. but I want to reemphasize the problem scope here
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NEW: "The company’s estimates therefore suggest that every seven days, around 560,000 people may be exchanging messages with ChatGPT that indicate they are experiencing mania or psychosis." @lmatsakis.bsky.social reports: www.wired.com/story/chatgp...
December 2, 2025 at 10:37 AM
especially when Open AI already knows about major mental health problems bsky.app/profile/loui...
Reposted by Andy Liddell
although I'm a researcher, there are times “we need to take several years to study this” is a delay tactic…
how about “we need to take several years to study this” *while your product is not out in the world and constantly being tweaked to maximize usage and simulate progress!*
how about “we need to take several years to study this” *while your product is not out in the world and constantly being tweaked to maximize usage and simulate progress!*
December 2, 2025 at 10:37 AM
although I'm a researcher, there are times “we need to take several years to study this” is a delay tactic…
how about “we need to take several years to study this” *while your product is not out in the world and constantly being tweaked to maximize usage and simulate progress!*
how about “we need to take several years to study this” *while your product is not out in the world and constantly being tweaked to maximize usage and simulate progress!*
Reposted by Andy Liddell
All these edtech and AIed testbeds don't follow the evidence-based "what works" policy model that's dominated education for years. They're *making* AI work in real-world school settings to generate insights for policy and tech. Schools are AI testing labs now.
November 29, 2025 at 10:49 PM
All these edtech and AIed testbeds don't follow the evidence-based "what works" policy model that's dominated education for years. They're *making* AI work in real-world school settings to generate insights for policy and tech. Schools are AI testing labs now.
Reposted by Andy Liddell
And the Dept for Ed is spending a million on AIed testbed pilots too, to help generate evidence to support its AI ambitions in the schooling sector. Schools are being funded to become satellite AIed testing labs. >>
educationbusinessuk.net/news/1106202...
educationbusinessuk.net/news/1106202...
Schools invited to become ‘test beds’ for new EdTech
Schools and colleges are being invited to become ‘test beds’ for evaluating new EdTech products, creating an evidence base for technologies that genuinely improve both teaching quality and pupil outco...
educationbusinessuk.net
November 29, 2025 at 10:44 PM
And the Dept for Ed is spending a million on AIed testbed pilots too, to help generate evidence to support its AI ambitions in the schooling sector. Schools are being funded to become satellite AIed testing labs. >>
educationbusinessuk.net/news/1106202...
educationbusinessuk.net/news/1106202...
Reposted by Andy Liddell
Why is it "AI" in education is being treated to completely different evidentiary standards than other resources allowed in schools? ...
November 29, 2025 at 12:40 AM
Why is it "AI" in education is being treated to completely different evidentiary standards than other resources allowed in schools? ...