Aisha Roscoe

The DOJ says they are impeding the work of federal law enforcement officers.

And I'm Aisha Roscoe, and this is Up First from NPR News.

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Artificial intelligence is weaving its way into virtually every aspect of our lives, including children's education.

The report comes from the Brookings Institution and its Center for Universal Education.

And NPR's Corey Turner is here to tell us more about it.

Hi, Corey.

Hey, Aisha.

The report makes things sound pretty dire.

What was your take after reading it?

And that's the kind of AI that these researchers are worried about with kids?

And you said there are two buckets of risk.

What's the other one?