TUSCALOOSA, Ala. ( WBRC ) - One west Alabama school district is working to update its policy on artificial intelligence (AI).

Tuscaloosa City Schools wants to hear from parents when it comes to how they handle AI, a growing system that continues to evolve.

The school district has a committee studying best-use practices and a major part of that study is surveying parents on how they think AI could be strengthened to improve teaching and learning.

Central High School English teacher Rachael James is the first to admit just the mere mention of AI intimidated her a bit.

“There is definitely that intimidation factor,” said James.

But AI is here to stay, and James felt the best way to tackle it is to confront it head on with crystal clarity.

James learned early on that for teachers, AI i

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