The article discusses a lawsuit filed by parents against a private school in Massachusetts for punishing their son for using artificial intelligence (AI) to complete a homework assignment. The parents claim that the school’s policy prohibiting AI use is unconstitutional and violates their son’s rights. The lawsuit alleges that the school’s actions were arbitrary and capricious, and that the punishment of receiving a failing grade and a two-day suspension was excessive. The parents argue that AI is a widely available tool and that their son should not be penalized for using it. The school, on the other hand, maintains that the use of AI violates its academic integrity policy and that students must complete their own work. The case raises questions about the role of AI in education and the need for clear policies and guidelines regarding its use.