NEW YORK - CBS News reported that many schools are pushing artificial intelligence out of the classroom, out of concern that students will use AI instead of thinking for themselves. The network's video report on an English teacher's use of AI describes a different response from some educators, who are embracing the technology.

According to the CBS News summary, those educators say AI is "helping students learn." The summary describes them only as some educators and does not name them, state how many schools or teachers share their view, or explain how the technology is being used in those classrooms beyond the teacher featured in the report.

CBS News said Meg Oliver reports from DREAM East Harlem Middle School in New York City. The report's title identifies its focus as an English teacher explaining how she uses AI to help students learn. The summary does not indicate whether the segment includes a broader survey of schools or additional voices.

The central tension the summary identifies is between schools that limit AI to protect independent thinking and educators who say the technology supports learning. The summary does not describe the teacher's specific methods, the policies of any school that restricts the technology, or responses from school officials, parents or students.

The account in this story reflects the headline and summary CBS News published, and that summary is the only source material available for this report. Where the summary is silent, this story does not fill the gap.

Sources: CBS News: English teacher on how she uses AI to help students learn.