Norway is banning younger schoolchildren from using generative AI tools. Cautious use is permitted starting at age 13.
The policy targets schoolchildren below a certain age to limit exposure to the technology.
Officials aim to encourage traditional learning methods instead.
The change takes effect amid growing debate over AI in education worldwide.
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