Students heading to Stevens Point Area Senior High this fall will have a new option for classes: programming robots by using AI tools. It’s not just about teaching tech, district officials said, but also about teaching the ethical use of those tools. The exterior of the Stevens Point Area Senior High, in Stevens Point, Wis. Photo courtesy of Stevens Point Area School DistrictDuring the first AI class offerings at SPASH this year, students will be able to use AI programming to control robots on campus. Once past that stage, students interested in computer science could opt for classes focused on AI tech and career paths. Stevens Point students can even opt out of using AI, according to Mlsna, and he says many district teachers would applaud that choice.