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From the New York Times, I'm Rachel Abrams, and this is The Daily, your ending.
Educators and parents all over the country are taking stock of the earthquake that is AI in the classroom.
Today, my colleague Natasha Singer talks about the year that reshaped American classrooms
and how one dedicated teacher helped the students chart their own path into an uncertain future.
It's Wednesday, June 17th.
Natasha Singer, welcome back to The Daily.
Thanks for having me, Rachel.
So the school year is done for most students across the country,
and it's been a really contentious year when it comes to one topic in particular,
which is AI and the classroom, something that you have been covering.
Can you summarize for us what the fight is over specifically, and when did it really get started?
You know, Rachel, I've been covering tech in schools and tech industry,