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Local students take seat at the table in AI policy debate

Bonner County Daily Bee · · International · AI Governance

Students in Bonner County are participating in discussions around AI policy, bringing a younger perspective into a debate typically dominated by industry and government voices.

Why this matters: Young people will live with AI policy decisions longer than anyone currently making them. That makes student voices genuinely useful, not just symbolic. Whether this is a one-off event or a real seat at the table matters. Inclusion that does not lead to influence is just good optics. The test is whether the students' input shapes anything concrete.

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