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S0:E72 Google Blocks School Search Without Gemini Enabled
Episode 72
Thursday, 12 November, 2026
Google just told school IT departments: disable Gemini, lose Search entirely. Districts running Chromebooks under Google Workspace for Education now have no AI-free search option. Jess and Jake break down Google's move to bundle Gemini into core Search, so any school disabling the AI assistant loses search functionality outright, not just the AI summaries. Jess argues schools need the ability to opt students out while they're still building fundamental research skills, especially younger or neurodivergent kids who already lean on AI to skip the work entirely. Jake pushes back: this is less a technology problem than a governance one. No vendor is shipping a no-AI tool anymore, so the real question for IT leaders isn't whether to allow AI, it's how to govern acceptable use once it's already everywhere in your stack. They also cover eMudra revoking 8 more certificate authorities (2 for code signing) and dig into the Delve audit-fraud story: why "don't fake your audits" is more than a punchline. Chapters: Intro / Google Bundles Gemini Into School Search / The Overreliance Argument / A Governance Reframe / eMudra Revokes More CAs / Don't Fake Your Audits / Outro https://discord.gg/wYJnTpczV
