The Nordics are rolling back digital learning in primary education, and the data is backing them up. Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre announced a nationwide ban on AI use in elementary schools last week, redirecting students from tablets to books. Sweden followed suit earlier this year, with classrooms swapping laptops for pens and paper after studies linked digital tools to declining student performance. Both moves signal a growing skepticism toward unproven tech in foundational education. For builders, this is a reminder that adoption without evidence is a liability. This week, audit your own projects: if the ROI isn’t measurable, the experiment isn’t justified.

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