Banning AI could leave students less prepared for work, commentator argues
kevinsurace · x · 2026-10-08
AI is becoming part of how real work gets done, so education's challenge isn't pretending students won't use it—it's teaching them to think critically while using it well. Banning AI could leave students less prepared for their careers.
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