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Schools Scrutinize AI's Role in Education
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Why it matters
- →Schools are questioning the influence of tech companies in education.
- →There is a growing demand for critical tech education that goes beyond product use.
- →Major school districts are taking a stand against AI's unchecked integration into classrooms.
The AI industry's attempt to integrate into educational systems is meeting resistance, unlike previous tech initiatives. Natasha Singer's book, 'Coding Kids,' explores how tech companies like Apple and Google previously embedded their products in school curricula, shaping education to their advantage. However, the current AI push is facing backlash, with major school districts like New York City and Los Angeles banning AI use in classrooms. This indicates a shift towards a more critical evaluation of tech's role in education, emphasizing broader educational goals over product-centric learning.
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