A new initiative has been introduced to expand restrictions on artificial intelligence use in local schools, following a recent ban on AI applications for younger students. The move aims to address growing concerns over technology’s impact on learning and development in early education. While details of the proposed measures remain under review, the decision builds on an existing policy targeting elementary and middle-school-age children. Parents and educators are likely to weigh in on whether broader AI limitations could affect academic tools and digital literacy efforts.
The proposal comes weeks after the city banned AI for elementary and middle-schoolers.
