New York City officials have imposed a temporary ban on artificial intelligence tools in schools to curb their use in classrooms, while also introducing stricter limits on student screen time. The move follows growing concerns over AI’s potential to undermine academic integrity and student learning. Educators will now be required to review assignments for signs of AI-generated work, marking a significant shift in how technology is managed in public education. The policy aims to balance digital engagement with traditional teaching methods amid rising debates over AI’s role in schools.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels launched a moratorium to combat artificial intelligence use in the classroom, along with a screen time ...
