A new initiative has been introduced to expand restrictions on artificial intelligence use in schools, building on recent measures that already prohibit its application for students in elementary and middle grades. The move follows growing concerns over the impact of AI on young learners and raises questions about how technology will be regulated in educational settings. Parents, educators, and policymakers are likely weighing in on whether broader limitations could affect learning tools or student engagement. The development signals a tightening of oversight as debates over AI in education continue to evolve.
The proposal comes weeks after the city banned AI for elementary and middle-schoolers.
