The Trump administration is looking to propel the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in schools, a task that puts the U.S. in a race with China and faces open-ended questions on the best way to implement the technology for students.

Multiple AI plans, including for K-12 schools, were released last week by President Trump in a moment advocates say could either be a turning point or quickly fizzle out.

The next steps will depend on private market buy-in, addressing ethical and data concerns and ensuring educators have the proper training with AI.

Education Secretary Linda McMahon sent guidance to K-12 schools outlining formula and discretionary grant funds that can be used to integrate AI into instructional material creation, tutoring, career and college guidance and teacher preparation.

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