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Utah students wanted a say in classroom AI rules. Now they're getting it

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SALT LAKE CITY — Artificial intelligence is already part of daily life in Utah schools. Students are using it to study, solve problems and understand difficult concepts. Teachers are deciding when it belongs in an assignment and when it crosses the line into cheating.

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