NYC schools are rolling out new AI restrictions: What parents, teachers and officials are arguing about
New York City is preparing to release new rules on artificial intelligence in public schools as parents, teachers and officials clash over privacy, transparency and classroom use. Education leaders say the guidance will set clearer limits and allow parent feedback, following criticism over inconsistent policies and data risks. Parents have raised concerns about voice recording tools, while oversight panel members have questioned contracts. Officials say safeguards are coming alongside cautious optimism about AI’s potential.
New York City is preparing to release new rules on artificial intelligence in public schools as parents, teachers and officials clash over privacy, transparency and classroom use. Education leaders say the guidance will set clearer limits and allow parent feedback, following criticism over inconsistent policies and data risks. Parents have raised concerns about voice recording tools, while oversight panel members have questioned contracts. Officials say safeguards are coming alongside cautious optimism about AI’s potential.
