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The Los Angeles and Miami school districts inked millions in contracts right before AI company went bankrupt. (www.miamiherald.com)
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The Los Angeles Board of Education, before holding a closed-door emergency meeting Thursday to discuss the employment of school superintendent Alberto Carvalho, whose L.A. home and district office were raided by the FBI on Wednesday, heard from angry parents who blamed the board for inaction and causing a national “embarrassment.”

The Los Angeles district inked a $6 million contract with AllHere shortly before it collapsed. Carvalho heavily promoted the artificial-intelligence chatbot named Ed, which was to help develop individualized learning plans for students, the L.A. Times reported.

The Miami-Dade Public School System also selected AllHere for a $1.8 million three-year deal months after Carvalho left for L.A. in February 2022. A Miami-Dade school district spokesperson said nothing came from the contract.

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