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1:01Now PlayingThe nation’s first and second-largest school districts announced they are implementing restrictions on students' use of artificial intelligence.
The Los Angeles Unified School District is using web filtering software to prevent students from accessing generative AI tools on district-issued laptops and tablets.
New York City Public Schools also announced earlier this week that AI will be banned in elementary and middle schools.
There is currently no mechanism or policy to prevent students from using AI on personal devices to complete schoolwork.
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Host: Linda Kenyon/NPR
Reporter: Mariana Dale/LAist
Producer: Zayrha Rodriguez/NPR
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