Giunta summarizes policy as among broadest restrictions in country, outlines coalition work
Giunta summarizes that NYC's policy has some of the broadest restrictions on AI and screen use in the country, is a one-year policy, and will be evaluated through a Technology in Schools Coalition to map future technology use.
Across all grades, the only exception to the AI policy is assistive technologies for students with disabilities and our English language learners.
In summary, New York City Public Schools has announced a policy with some of the broadest restrictions on AI and screen use in the country.
It is a one-year policy that will help us work with a new technology and schools coalition
to evaluate ongoing research, our high school pilots, and feedback on this year's policies to map the future of technology use in New York City public schools.
We look forward to partnering with all of you in the coming year to ensure our policies reflect the needs of all students and families.
Thank you, and I look forward to the opportunity to answer some questions today.