Google to Turn Off AI by Default for Students, but Schools Face Search Trade-Off

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Google plans to disable AI features by default for school students, but schools that opt to keep AI off would also lose access to Google Search, according to a report.

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2026-11-04 14:19 · DailyAI
Google Shouldn't Make Schools Choose Between AI and Search

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