Majority in Parliament wants a ban on generative AI for primary school students

Laurens Dassen, leader of Volt, will present a motion during the education budget debate, supported by several parties totaling 88 seats. The motion emphasizes the importance of primary education in developing critical thinking and creativity in young students, while expressing concerns about the risks posed by generative AI, including tools like ChatGPT. The supporting parties advocate for a curriculum focused primarily on traditional learning methods, stressing the need for children to master reading, writing, and critical thinking skills before engaging with AI technologies.