NYC schools are rolling out new AI restrictions: What parents, teachers and officials are arguing about

New York City is preparing to release new rules on artificial intelligence in public schools as parents, teachers and officials clash over privacy, transparency and classroom use. Education leaders say the guidance will set clearer limits and allow parent feedback, following criticism over inconsistent policies and data risks. Parents have raised concerns about voice recording tools, while oversight panel members have questioned contracts. Officials say safeguards are coming alongside cautious optimism about AI’s potential.

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America’s second shift: Side hustles replace pay raises as workers chase stability

America’s side hustle economy is no longer a temporary fix—it has become a financial lifeline. A MyPerfectResume survey shows 72% of US workers now rely on secondary income as rising living costs reshape earning habits. With many planning to sustain or expand side work, diversified income is fast replacing traditional raises as workers seek stability amid economic uncertainty.

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Union Budget 2026 special

Happy Monday! Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Sunday presented the Union Budget for the ninth consecutive year, with an emphasis on economic growth, job creation and a major boost to manufacturing. Here are the big announcements and their impact on the tech and startup sector.

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Building India’s growth through MSMEs and technology: Vidit Aatrey

Vidit Aatrey, founder and CEO of Meesho, said that the Budget reflects a quiet but important shift in India’s growth story, one that backs MSMEs, women entrepreneurs and manufacturers with patient capital and modern infrastructure.

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Two school districts sue Alaska over alleged failure to fund public education

Two Alaska school districts have filed a lawsuit against the state. They claim the state is not adequately funding public education. This underinvestment has harmed learning conditions and student outcomes. Districts report teacher losses, overcrowded classrooms, and unsafe facilities. The lawsuit seeks court action to address these issues and ensure proper funding for students.

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How New York City schools are using AI-powered teaching assistants to raise reading achievement

New York City public schools are piloting AI teaching assistants in middle schools to boost reading comprehension and writing skills. This program supplements teachers, offering immediate feedback and targeted support in foundational English Language Arts. Early results show significant reading assessment growth, highlighting AI's potential when integrated with strong pedagogical practices and teacher guidance.

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Is ‘AI-washing’ behind new wave of tech layoffs?

Companies are increasingly pointing to artificial intelligence when announcing job cuts, alongside more traditional reasons such as weak finances or overhiring. AI was mentioned in over 50,000 layoffs in 2025, with firms like Amazon, Pinterest and HP linking cuts to future AI-driven changes. Critics warn some companies may be using “AI-washing” to justify cost-driven layoffs.

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