Google threatens to cut search from schools that fully block AI
iamaliveix · x · 2026-11-05
Google is accused of pressuring US schools: those choosing to fully block AI will lose core search functionality. Mozilla (Firefox) pushed back, quoting USC's Morgan Polikoff calling it "a particularly clear example of the tech industry going out of its way to force A.I. on us all," arguing AI should always be a choice and turning it off shouldn't cost schools their search engine.
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