Google adjusts K-12 education AI policy: Gemini and search services now default to being disabled
Google announces that Gemini and other services will default to being disabled for K-12 education users starting in 2027, requiring school administrators to manually enable them; disabling AI also prevents the use of Google Search, sparking new debate among educators about balancing tools and learning.
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