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New York City educators and industry leaders gathered at Google’s offices to shape the future of AI in classrooms.
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The goal: drive knowledge sharing between those hiring for the future and educators teaching it.
Key facts
- Google's Tequila Lamar sets the stage during opening remarks at the AI Summit 2026
- NYC Public Schools' Chief of Student Pathways Jane Martínez Dowling and Google's Steven Butschi share industry insights during a fireside chat moderated by Urban Assembly CEO David Adams
- A major theme emerged: AI’s true impact is the problem-solving it enables
- The goal: drive knowledge sharing between those hiring for the future and educators teaching it
Summary
Technology can be a useful tool in the classroom as educators ask a critical question: How do they ensure today’s students are ready for tomorrow’s careers? A major theme emerged: AI’s true impact is the problem-solving it enables. While embracing these advancements, attendees agreed they must remain uncompromising on privacy and equitable access. NYC Public Schools' Chief of Student Pathways Jane Martínez Dowling and Google's Steven Butschi share industry insights during a fireside chat moderated by Urban Assembly CEO David Adams.