New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a one-year moratorium on the use of artificial intelligence in public school classrooms for students in grades 2 through 8. ^[1] US cat food brand Smalls launched its largest campaign to date, titled 'Is Cat', which positions the concept of being a cat as an attitude rather than merely an animal. ^[2] Steve Roth, identified as one of New York's wealthiest real estate developers, stated at an online conference that he is tired of the public shaming directed at the richest people in the United States. ^[3] La Aldea Estudio announced the theatrical release of the comedy film 'La Fábrica de Bodas' on September 24. ^[4] The ban affects nearly 600,000 students in public schools across New York City. ^[5] The 'Is Cat' campaign was developed in-house in partnership with production company Chico Studio and photographer Paul Yem. ^[6] The campaign eschews a single tagline for a flexible language system designed to work across multiple formats and locations. ^[7] Roth remarked that even a billionaire can get enough of the current unfavorable circumstances regarding wealth. ^[8] Director Fracis Disla, also known as El Indio, stated that the movie aims to make people laugh while allowing them to recognize themselves in the characters of immigrants. ^[9] The film stars Mexican actor Kuno Becker, American actress Jenna Wheller, and Dominican actors Cheddy García, Fausto Mata, and Zoe Marti. ^[10] New York Governor Kathy Hochul praised the initiative and emphasized focusing on learning rather than clicking and scrolling. ^[11] The campaign reframes everyday behaviors and cultural references using the phrase '___ is cat', with examples including 'Solitude is cat' and 'A dirty martini is cat'. ^[12]