New Brunswick is weaving AI into its K-12 curriculum, drawing praise — and pushback

New Brunswick is pioneering the integration of artificial intelligence education into its K-12 curriculum, aligning with a national push to prepare young Canadians for the AI-driven future. While the initiative is praised for its forward-thinking approach, some critics argue that it may be too advanced for younger students and call for a more cautious rollout. The debate highlights broader concerns about the appropriate balance between technological education and safeguarding young minds.