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The Harvard-Westlake Chronicle · · International · AI Governance

AI policy at Harvard-Westlake remains unresolved, according to reporting by the school's student publication. No further details about the scope or timeline of the decision are available from the excerpt.

Why this matters: Schools are still figuring out what rules to put around AI, and that gap has real consequences. Students are using these tools now, whether policy exists or not. Without clear rules, there is no accountability when something goes wrong — no standard for fairness, data use, or what happens to student work fed into these systems. Delayed policy is not neutral. It just means the default is no guardrails.

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