Why we can’t litigate our way into AI policy in schools ...Middle East

Recently, a parent sued their child’s school because their son was punished after being caught using AI for his class assignment. News like this always gives me pause because it suggests that every party in the story was wrong. The son, for example, probably should have told his teacher that he would use AI to help him complete his assignment. The teacher should have also talked with their students about when it's OK to use AI to complete homework and when it isn't. The teacher's administrators have also had the better part of two years to design a comprehensive response to students using AI-generated content in assignments. The parents in this story also have their share of the blame.

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