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K-12 Executive Intelligence · Sep 9, 2026 · The Intelligence Council
The K-12 AI Market Is Shifting From Capability to Control
NYC’s student AI restrictions show why the next competitive advantage may come from how easily districts can govern a product, not how powerful its underlying model is.
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