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Generative AI Governance in Education: A Scoping Review of Principles, Mechanisms, and Risks in English-Language Documents
The rapid introduction of generative artificial intelligence into education has prompted governments, intergovernmental organizations, and educational institutions to publish governance frameworks faster than any single jurisdiction can readily compare them. This scoping review introduces the princi
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