Banning AI in public schools hands an unfair edge to wealthy private-school kids
ColbyHawker · x · 2026-09-13
Colby Hawker argues that if politicians like Mamdani ban AI in public schools, they hand an unfair advantage to wealthy private-school kids, who will get genuinely good at using AI while public-school students are locked out of a key skill.
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