Aristotle says its AI tutor refuses to give answers. That sounds backwards to me for a product launching into the most answer-hungry market on earth. Every homework app I've looked at won by being the fastest route to a finished worksheet, and students figured that out fast. So some districts landed on the cleanest fix available, which is a ban. Shan Reddy's launch post, quoted here, argues the bans hand the advantage to countries pushing AI into classrooms. I think the bigger issue is older…