
New York City schools have enacted a one-year ban on generative artificial intelligence tools, affecting nearly 600,000 students. At the same time, a select group of five pre-approved vendors will be allowed to continue limited pilot programs within high school settings during the moratorium.
Nearly 600,000 students lose access to generative AI tools, while five named vendors keep metered pilots running in high schools.
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