A ban on the use of artificial intelligence is being implemented for students until they reach high school. This move affects approximately 600,000 students.
The ban applies to elementary and middle schools, restricting access to AI for these students. Further details on this development are available from the source.
The source provides information on this ban, which is set to impact a significant number of students, but additional context or specifics are not provided here.
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