New York City educators are expressing discontent over plans to introduce a robotic teacher named “Sally” into schools. The robot, manufactured by Toronto-based Real Robotics, carries a price tag of $57,590. Details surrounding the integration of “Sally” remain limited, fueling concerns among teachers about potential job displacement and the quality of education. Critics question whether a robot can effectively address the nuanced needs of students and foster the crucial teacher-student relationship. The move has sparked debate regarding the role of technology in education and the future of teaching roles within the city’s school system. Further information regarding the implementation and purpose of “Sally” is anticipated as the plan develops. The teachers union has voiced its opposition and is seeking further dialogue with school officials.