Read this this morning and I have to say @juliepsamuels @TechNYC has the right take on New York's new school AI moratorium. The city is banning student-facing generative AI from pre-K through 8th grade for the next school year. I get the impulse. Nobody wants their kid to be a lab rat for unvetted software. But a ban doesn't keep these tools away from kids. It just makes sure they meet them without a teacher anywhere nearby. We did something similar with social and kids fell into the algorithm anyway. And we tried this with TI-86 calculators when I was in HS. Give folks the tools and teach them how to use them — when they’re young and malleable. Teach them responsible use. This one is personal. My 10-year-old is a student in a NYC public school, and he's a big Replit fan - it sparks so much of his creativity. He can imagine something and see it come to life. He isn't using AI to get out of school work. He's using it to build things he couldn't build last year, and it makes him more curious, not less. Kids like him deserve guardrails and adults in the room. New York has the chance to set the standard for responsible AI in education, as Julie writes. I hope we take it - clear rules parents can actually read, and real teaching about the tools these kids will use for the rest of their lives.