New York interdit l'utilisation de l'IA pour les élèves jusqu'au lycée
New York bans the use of AI for students until high school
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New York City will ban artificial intelligence in public schools for young students.
This new rule applies to students until the age of thirteen or fourteen years.
Teachers and parents are worried about the use of AI in classrooms.
They fear that students will no longer use their own brains to think.
The city will officially announce this major change next Wednesday.
The ban will start next week for about nine hundred thousand students.
Another rule says that young children will not use tablets at school.
Students must wait until the age of nine or ten to use computers.
Other American schools often watch the decisions of New York City.
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