Alpha School row: Kelsey Tuoc notes the school requires students to build X followings
KelseyTuoc · x · 2026-09-09
Responding to claims that it's outrageous to criticize Alpha High students because they're kids, AI commentator Kelsey Tuoc points out the stance clashes sharply with the school requiring students to get X accounts and accumulate followers — if the school pushes kids into public social media, public scrutiny follows.
The exchange is part of an ongoing controversy around Alpha School's AI-driven education model, with Ben Riley and a purported student account also involved.
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