Norway to Ban AI in Elementary Schools, Citing Risks to Children's Education
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Will McCurdy
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Norway is implementing a near-ban on AI use in elementary schools for children aged 6-13, with restricted use under teacher supervision for teenagers aged 14-16. The policy, starting in late August, follows Norway's earlier ban on smartphones in schools. Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre argues that AI could cause young children to miss important educational milestones, citing concerns about cognitive and social skill development.
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