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    Schools are in control, Gemini and Search off by default: Google says amid controversy over Artificial Intelligence

    Neha Kumari
    By Neha Kumari1 hour ago

    Tech giant Google has addressed the controversy over allegedly forcing artificial intelligence in schools. Google said Tuesday that it will turn off Gemini, the chatbot that was turned on for many K-12 students using Google Classroom since August, by default.

    ‘Schools should have control over AI’

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