Silicon Valley parents think NYC is crazy to ban AI in schools: ‘Can’t make children live in the past’ ...Middle East

Silicon Valley parents are puzzled by New York City’s landmark ban on schoolkids using Artificial Intelligence, because they are all-in on the tech. Most bay area parents have no problem with their kids using AI from a young age — as long as they’re using it correctly. “You can’t make children live in the...

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