Congress hasn't passed AI rules for schools. So these 98 teens did it themselves

In a bold move, 98 high school students convened to create their own guidelines for artificial intelligence use in schools after Congress failed to establish regulations. They debated whether AI should be permitted on assignments and tests, and discussed the importance of AI literacy education. This grassroots initiative highlights the urgency and complexity of AI policy in education, suggesting that when adults don't act, young people are stepping up to fill the gap and shape the future of technology in learning environments.