Educators worry about the ethics of AI in education, while students are concerned about privacy
Over 50% of students said they've violated their school's AI policy, including 63% of high schoolers
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Henry Blodget at Silicon Alley Insider was the most enthusiastic, writing a post titled "Google launches cloud operating system; calls it a browser." In it, he writes: "If you're thinking about "Chrome" as just another web browser, you're missing the larger point. Chrome will no doubt function just fine as a browser, giving you yet another icon choice to add to your browser collection alongside IE, Firefox, and Safari. It will also likely include some whizbang new features that force Microsoft and Mozilla to immediately retool their own offerings. But that's almost beside the point."
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