New York City schools ban AI for 1 year
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New York City Public Schools is cracking down on AI.
Now, as school districts and states across the country—including Los Angeles, second only to New York in district size —respond to a tidal wave of anti-technology backlash by restricting tech use and AI in schools, the district, under a new mayor and chancellor, has executed yet another about-face.
The new guidelines will block or delete AI from school software used by elementary and middle school students, as well as limits on screen time.
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