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Oct 13, 2026
Are Texas Schools Using AI to Ban Books? Plus, Driverless Cars in Austin and New Michelin Stars
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13:42Philomena PolefroneGUEST
Um, that was actually, of books that were banned for the first time in our index this year, uh, that was the most banned.
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13:50Philomena PolefroneGUEST
And the reason that that one is, is a trend is that anything touching on social activism, this is part of what we found in our content analysis that we released in the spring.
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14:00Philomena PolefroneGUEST
Anything touching on social activism is kind of being rebranded in a lot of public schools as divisive or as something that is too mature for some kids to handle.
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14:11Philomena PolefroneGUEST
Other books that I would point to are, uh, Transmission: My Quest to a Beard by Alex Bertie.
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14:16Philomena PolefroneGUEST
Um, this is a, you know, adolescent trans coming of age story that that's the kind of title that we've seen targeted before.
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16:07Philomena PolefroneGUEST
And so, so this is the first year that, that we've been able to actually get, uh, example prompts and example outputs that school districts in Texas actually used.
