New York City will bar students from second grade through eighth grade from using generative AI for one year starting in the 2026-2027 school year. The policy will affect nearly 600,000 students, or about two-thirds of total enrollment, and prohibits all student-facing generative AI software.
The city will also ban assistive chatbots across all grades, including high school. Mayor Zohran Mamdani said the technology industry is pushing AI-driven early education as necessary, but the city rejects that view and maintains that children need teachers and human interaction to learn and grow.
New York City Bans Generative AI for Grades 2-8 for One School Year
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