LAUSD unplugged chatbot after collapse of company that created it, but Carvalho says other features remain to help students. Most schools don't yet have it.
Los Angeles schools Supt. Alberto Carvalho said he is moving foward with his venture into artificial intelligence — a platform designed to help students and families navigate the complexities of the district — despite the collapse of the company that designed an AI chatbot. In his first extended interview about what happened, the L.A. schools chief described a fully functional AI-driven platform that is in place and owned by the district — with everything but a chatbot for now.
' By 'human in the loop' Carvalho was referring to human supervision over what the automated chatbot would be doing and saying. District officials have not clarified how much supervision would have been provided from AllHere, a small company with other clients and other products. Ongoing maintenance of the system also was an issue, Carvalho said.
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