The exponential growth of AI has sparked a debate over its role in our economy as well as in our kids’ classrooms.
Robert Schneider, executive director of the NYS School Boards Association, recently wrote in the Albany Times Union that while the state should create “belts and suspenders” around AI, it’s the local school districts that should choose how to use the new technology and which AI technology to purchase.
He spoke with Capital Tonight host Susan Arbetter about the issue.
