A Rural New York School Will Put a Humanoid Robot in a US Classroom This Fall
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The Salamanca City Central School District in upstate New York, on Seneca Nation land, says it will become one of the first US districts to bring a humanoid robot, named Sally and built by Realbotix, into a K-12 classroom this fall. Officials insist Sally will support teachers, not replace them, and will run inside high school AI and robotics classes using a curriculum from Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak.
Our Take
A single humanoid robot walking into a rural school this fall turns an abstract debate about automation into a concrete question every parent can feel: if the machine can teach the lesson, what is school actually for?
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