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Oklahoma schools are embracing AI as a learning ally, not a replacement for student effort—thanks to a new state law requiring every district to have an AI policy. Owasso Public Schools leads the charge, letting eighth graders interview historical figures via Google Gemini, with AI grading responses on knowledge and grammar. As AI evolves rapidly, educators like Senator Ally Seifried stress the need for adaptable guidelines while upholding academic integrity—AI-generated work is treated as plagiarism. Even third graders are getting AI tools this year, proving Oklahoma’s commitment to preparing students for a tech-driven future.

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