De La Rosa co-issues the call to postpone high-school pilots
New York City Council member and Technology Committee chair
“Recorded action: De La Rosa co-authored the September 2 statement urging postponement of NYC’s high-school AI pilots.”
Source and context
Official statement
About this source
Jointly authored criticism of NYC’s September 2 policy. They support the younger-grade ban but want current high-school pilots postponed pending assessment. This is one joint statement with two authors, not a response to the later Microsoft announcement.
Before the quotation
De La Rosa jointly issues the statement with Gonzalez.
After the quotation
Both authors call for assessment criteria and stronger AI-literacy provision.
How this statement is classified
Responding to: New York City should postpone its current high-school AI pilots until the tools can be assessed against clear criteria.
The label describes this statement’s response within the context above.
Why this label?
Rejects the current rollout. The co-authored statement is shared with Gonzalez’s record, not a second independent comment.
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