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Sarasota students push back on AI in schools

Marcus Chen
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Sarasota students push back on AI in schools — Lakewood Ranch Technology news

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - As Sarasota County schools consider how artificial intelligence could be used in the classroom, some students are questioning whether the technology could do more harm than good.Students and parents brought their concerns to the Sarasota County School Board during a meeting last week, arguing that increased use of AI could affect creativity, critical thinking and the way students learn.“We want you to listen to our perspectives, allow for real change to be made where there is no AI in our schools, period,” one speaker said during public comment.Kennedy Cole, a student at Booker High School, said she is concerned about both students and teachers relying on the technology.“Teachers are irresponsibly using AI in addition to students,” Cole said.He also pointed to the school’s focus on the arts, saying AI-related messaging around campus has raised concerns about its impact on creativity.“At Booker High School, we’re an art school. And we have constant AI flyers all

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