Danielle Giunta

New York City officials delayed the release of AI guidance for schools after backlash to a March draft policy. The policy, initially set for June release, will now be published this summer due to public concerns and over 6,500 comments. The draft proposed a traffic light framework for AI use but excluded student AI use, sparking criticism from parents and council members worried about learning and mental health impacts.

New York City education officials delayed the release of AI guidelines for schools due to backlash over their March draft policy. The delay follows nearly 6,500 public comments and concerns from City Council members about AI's impact on learning and mental health, with final guidance now expected this summer.