WSJ: Google pushed Gemini into schools — and even students say it's gone too far
the-mitr · hn · 2026-10-23
A WSJ investigation reports that Google has aggressively pushed Gemini AI into K-12 classrooms, drawing pushback even from students — typically the most enthusiastic adopters of new tech — who say it has gone too far. The HN discussion centers on AI dependence in education, Google's commercial push into schools, and where vendor-school partnerships should draw the line.
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