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AI in K-12 and Local Tax Caps: Sen. Dan Innis Breaks Down the Issues
AI in K-12 and Local Tax Caps: Sen. Dan Innis Breaks Down the Issues

NH State Senator, college professor, and entrepreneur Dan Innis returns to The Morning Update with host Jeff Chidester to cover key policy battles facing Granite Staters.

The pair discuss proposed legislation that would give local voters a direct say on property tax measures and offer reactions to new pushes for income and sales taxes targeting luxury items.

Shifting from tax policy to the future of education, Senator Innis and Jeff dive into the state’s AI debate, discussing how local municipalities and K-12 schools should approach AI integration, curriculum standards, and responsible model use in the classroom.

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