A committee is forming to assess the use of artificial intelligence in schools. This group aims to create recommendations for policy. The goal is to protect students and prepare them for the future.
Further details about the committee's objectives are available.
A current policy exists, allowing certain students to use AI tools, but this is being reevaluated.
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