rolls out new guidance on AI, teachers say it's already in playMassachusetts teachers now have new state guidelines to help them navigate the use of artificial intelligence in classrooms as the technology becomes increasingly commonplace. The new state guidelines, drafted by an task force of educators, focus on how to handle AI topics such as bias, ethics, misinformation, data privacy and environmental impacts. Freedman, a member of the state task force, said she started using generative AI — such as ChatGPT — in her class two years ago. Kim Zajac, a middle school speech language pathologist and audiologist in Norton, said the new guidance from DESE around AI is helpful. Zajac, who is joining the task force, works with students who are developing their speech and language skills.