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flag A Brookings report warns generative AI in K-12 schools risks harming students' cognitive development and equity, urging cautious, teacher-led implementation.

flag A new Brookings Institution report finds that risks of using generative AI in K-12 education outweigh benefits, warning it undermines critical thinking, creativity, and cognitive development due to overreliance. flag While AI can aid language learning, writing, and access for marginalized students, concerns include academic dishonesty, bias, misinformation, and widening inequities as wealthier schools access better tools. flag The report urges AI to supplement, not replace, teachers, calling for safeguards, equity-focused policies, and responsible implementation by educators and policymakers. flag Meanwhile, schools in Winnipeg, Washington state, Bloomington, and Great Bend are adopting structured AI frameworks to promote ethical use, critical thinking, and student safety amid rapid technological change.

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