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Google faces backlash over its school AI policy amid reports that schools rejecting AI could lose access to search. Google says its policy gives schools more control, while lawmakers question its classroom influence.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Google is facing political backlash over its new artificial intelligence policy for schools,
00:08according to CNBC. The New York Times reported that Google will disable search for schools
00:13that reject AI entirely. New York Mayor Zoran Mamdani and Senator Bernie Sanders
00:19accused the company of using its market power to force AI into classrooms.
00:25Google said its new policy gives schools more control over how students use AI.
00:30With its Gemini chatbot, Gemini notebook, and search turned off by default until schools
00:36choose to enable them. The tech giant did not directly address whether schools must use AI
00:41to access search. Its vice president for education, Chris Phillips, told the New York Times that the
00:47two are deeply integrated. Last month, Senators Richard Blumenthal and Josh Hawley launched an
00:54inquiry into Google's push to bring AI into classrooms.
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