Quiz 5 - Question 2

Now consider a second hypothetical example. In Zambia, an education start-up develops an LLM-based tutoring system to support students in rural schools. The company promotes it as a low-cost solution to teacher shortages. However, it refuses to disclose the system’s training data, energy use, or bias testing, insisting that “international best practices” are enough. Teachers and parent groups raise concerns about transparency, fairness, and whether the system could replace rather than support local educators.

According to what was covered in the course, which governance measures should apply in this situation?