The Los Angeles Unified School District joins New York in restricting student use.
The Washington Post reports that the Los Angeles Unified School District banned generative AI for every student this school year. The action follows the district’s adoption of strict screen time limits. New York’s public schools had already imposed a similar restriction on at least some students. Together the two systems enroll the largest number of public school students in the country. The Post article notes the policy change but supplies no further details on enforcement or exceptions.
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The Los Angeles Unified School District joins New York in restricting student use.
The Washington Post reports that the Los Angeles Unified School District banned generative AI for every student this school year. The action follows the district’s adoption of strict screen time limits. New York’s public schools had already imposed a similar restriction on at least some students. Together the two systems enroll the largest number of public school students in the country. The Post article notes the policy change but supplies no further details on enforcement or exceptions.
The Washington Post@washingtonpostThe two largest public school systems in the country, New York and Los Angeles, are banning AI for at least some of their students this school year. https://wapo.st/4ypwEPj
The Washington Post@washingtonpostThe two largest public school systems in the country, New York and Los Angeles, are banning AI for at least some of their students this school year. https://wapo.st/4ypwEPj
