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gulfcoastnewsnow.com: https://www.gulfcoastnewsnow.com/article/florida-lieutenant-governor-ai-risks-schools/71389252

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Friday, May 22, 2026

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I'M SO GLAD YOU BROUGHT TOPIC AI DATA CENTERS AND THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES THEY CAN USE. YOU CAN'T AFFECT OUR GRIT. WE'RE NOT GOING BROWN OUTS. IT HAS A NEGATIVE EFFECT FOR THE COST GOES. THE PEOPLE PART STOP KNOW, ALTHOUGH HIS OPPONENT BYRON DONALDS CAMPAIGN ON BUILDING AI DATA CENTERS FORCING MANY VOTERS NOW TO PICK A SIDE AS AI CONCERNS CONTINUE TO GROW THE SYSTEM'S GOING DOWN.
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Educators warn of A.I. risks in schools Skip to content NOWCAST Gulf Coast News at 6 on NBC Watch on Demand Menu Search News Policies News Local News National News Gulf Coast Investigations Stories to Share Positively Gulf Coast Gulfcoasting Health Politics Entertainment Mr. Food Newslinks Traffic Upload Noticias Gulf Coast Weather Live Radar Weather Cams Weather Blog Hurricanes Hurricane Week Forecasting Our Future Sports High School Sports Olympics Cover Stories Live Streams Gulf Coast News on NBC Gulf Coast News on ABC About Us News Team Contact Very Local Jobs at Gulf Coast Internships Privacy Notice Terms of Use SUBSCRIBE TO EMAIL Weather Search Press enter to search Type to Search Search location by ZIP code ZIP Advertisement Educators warn Florida lieutenant governor about A.I. risks in schools Educators warn Florida lieutenant governor about A.I. risks in schools THE SHERIFF'S OFFICE, WE WILL PASS IT ALONG TO YOU. TONIGHT. NEW YORK, A MITT MID 2026 COVERAGE. EDUCATORS WARNED LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JAY COLLINS TODAY ABOUT THE DANGERS OF AI IN OUR SCHOOLS. GULF COAST NEWS CHIEF POLITICAL REPORTER DAVE ELIAS WAS IN NAPLES TODAY AND THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR REVEALED HIS CONCERNS ABOUT ROBOTS AND OUR CHILDREN. >> LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR JAY COLLINS, ME A CAMPAIGN STOP TODAY IN COLLIER COUNTY TALKING WITH SCHOOL LEADERS. THE BIG CONCERN I AND HOW SOME STUDENTS ARE USING IT TO CHEAT IN SCHOOL. SOMETHING THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SAYS HE'S WITNESSED FIRSTHAND. I WAS SHOCKED IS AGAIN, JUST TO THE PHOTO. GIVE ME THE ANSWER END IT GOVERNOR J. COLLINS IS TALKING ABOUT HOW HE CUT HIS OWN SON. >> USING AI, YOU KNOW WHAT KIDS ARE FALLING BEHIND. THEY HAVE TO BE ABLE TO DO THESE SKILLS, LEARN THESE THINGS AND APPLY THEM AS ADULTS. FEARS THAT MANY PARENTS MAY NOT EVEN REALIZE THAT KIDS ARE USING IT AND EDUCATORS AGREE PARENTS HAVE SO MUCH GOING ON THAT. YES, ACTUALLY, THEY DON'T. THEY DON'T KNOW WHAT'S HAPPENING IN THE CLASSROOM. ALINA BIRD OT AMONG THE EDUCATORS THAT'S GRABBING THE LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR'S EAR. THEY'RE SO OBSESSED WITH A BOMB WARNING I MUST BE LIMITED IN FLORIDA SCHOOLS, BUT IT SHOULD NEVER REPLACE YOUR ABILITY TO THINK FOR YOURSELF. AND AND I THINK THAT'S THE BIGGEST ISSUE CONFRONTING EDUCATION TODAY AND THE OTHER BIG CONCERN. I'M SO GLAD YOU BROUGHT TOPIC AI DATA CENTERS AND THE AMOUNT OF ENERGY AND NATURAL RESOURCES THEY CAN USE. YOU CAN'T AFFECT OUR GRIT. WE'RE NOT GOING BROWN OUTS. IT HAS A NEGATIVE EFFECT FOR THE COST GOES. THE PEOPLE PART STOP KNOW, ALTHOUGH HIS OPPONENT BYRON DONALDS CAMPAIGN ON BUILDING AI DATA CENTERS FORCING MANY VOTERS NOW TO PICK A SIDE AS AI CONCERNS CONTINUE TO GROW THE SYSTEM'S GOING DOWN. ARE WE GOING TO BE LEFT A GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT CAN'T EVEN THINK FOR THEMSELVES Updated: 6:25 PM EDT May 22, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Dave Elias Reporter Advertisement Educators warn Florida lieutenant governor about A.I. risks in schools Updated: 6:25 PM EDT May
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