Norway bans AI in schools before New YorkPhoto by taoufiq Makrane on Pexels
Technology
Технологии
Образование

Norway bans AI in schools before New York

Euronews Portugal3 September 2026 at 13:42

Norway made the decision to ban artificial intelligence in schools, becoming one of the first countries to implement this measure at a national level. This ban was announced before New York implemented similar restrictions.

The Norwegian decision comes following the restriction of smartphone use in New York schools, which had been implemented the previous year. Both measures are part of a broader movement to regulate technology in the school environment.

The ban on artificial intelligence in Norwegian schools has received widespread support on social media, particularly on the X platform, where users have expressed agreement with the measure.

Related articles

Technology

Hisense brings V AIOS and the "Companion Living" vision to IFA 2026 and renews partnership with UEFA until 2028

Hisense presented at IFA 2026, in Berlin, the new generation of its smart home operating system, V AIOS, focused on artificial intelligence and the "Companion Living" vision. The company also confirmed the renewal of sponsorship of the European Football Championship for the fourth consecutive time, extending the partnership with UEFA until 2028.

SAPO Tek03/09/26, 14:00
Administração Trump apoia OpenAI em litígio de direitos de autor contra New York Times
Technology

Trump administration supports OpenAI in copyright lawsuit against New York Times

The Trump administration expressed support for OpenAI in a copyright lawsuit against the New York Times, filing a "statement of interest" in favor of the artificial intelligence company. The American newspaper sued OpenAI and its partner Microsoft for alleged unauthorized use of copyrighted content to train their language models. So far, both OpenAI and Microsoft have not commented on this position of the American government.

Correio da Manhã03/09/26, 13:47
Technology

Trump administration supports OpenAI in lawsuit against New York Times

The Trump administration officially supported OpenAI in a lawsuit against the New York Times, filing a 20-page document with the federal court in New York arguing that the use of copyrighted content to train artificial intelligence models does not violate the law, invoking reasons of "scientific progress," economic growth, and "national security." The U.S. government argues that a restrictive interpretation of copyright would constitute an obstacle to competition and harm the U.S. position in the AI race. The New York Times, which filed the action nearly three years ago estimating damages of "several billion dollars," criticized the administration's position for siding with "million-dollar companies" at the expense of content creators.

Eco03/09/26, 13:46
Dreame traz à IFA 2026 a sua nova vaga de inovação
Technology

Dreame brings its new wave of innovation to IFA 2026

Dreame used IFA 2026 to unveil a renewed line of autonomous equipment for indoor and outdoor home use, including cleaning robots with innovative technology and treatment solutions. The company thus demonstrates its commitment to innovation in the smart home technology sector.

SAPO Notícias03/09/26, 13:30