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French city officially bans AI use in schools through high school, affecting 600,000 students

September 8, 2026, 08:00 UTC · Paris, France · Europe · no longer in the live window

A French city has officially banned the use of AI in schools through high school level, affecting approximately 600,000 students and a number of software applications.

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