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Kudos to the City Council for listening to parents’ concerns and derailing the Department of Education’s brainless guidance on AI in schools. 

The DOE announced it’s halting distribution of its artificial intelligence guidance after a fiery joint hearing before the Education and Technology committees.

“The simple fact that these tools are being rolled out without a real plan is egregious,” thundered Education chair Eric Dinowitz.

For months, parents complained that the draft AI guidance is confusing and even contradictory as to how teachers and students should use the tech. 

Other parents want a two-year “moratorium” on using AI in public schools, righty fearing the tech’s impact on students’ creativity and critical thinking skills, not........

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