Google is facing criticism over its latest plans to bring artificial intelligence into classrooms.

Schools may soon have to choose between allowing AI-generated answers in a Google Search or restricting students' access to the search engine altogether.

Cyberattacks across Europe are targeting an unlikely piece of infrastructure: supermarket freezers. Hackers have reportedly manipulated refrigeration temperatures, spoiling food and raising concerns about the security of everyday connected devices.

We're looking at cybersecurity risks in smart homes, a major Bluetooth upgrade next year and Sony's revival of its classic Walkman headphones.

It's all coming up on this week's Tech Tuesday.

Guests:

1. Paresh Dave, senior writer, WIRED
2. Raphael Satter, investigative journalist, Reuters
3. Russell Holly, director of commerce content, CNET

photo: Peter Morgan / AP

Across the country, communities are citing the need for more affordable housing.

Where to place this housing remains in question as the issue can become a "Not in My Backyard," or NIMBY, situation.

Plans are underway to make the Bexley apartments the first Columbus suburb to welcome a new affordable housing development.

We'll learn about the complex and the impact it could have on the future of affordable housing in central Ohio.

Guests:

1. George Tabit, senior vice president, Community Builders
2. Ben Kessler, executive director, Columbus Partnership Regional Housing Coalition
3. Tiffany M. Johnson, community life district manager, Community Builders, Chicago

photo: Jesse Migneault, The Community Builders

The main stage event returns on Nov. 20 and the theme for this year is "Make Room."

The speakers will talk about making room for the ideas, people and conversations shaping what's next.

Columbus was one of the first cities in the nation to begin hosting an annual TEDx event, a licensed version of the global TED (Technology Entertainment and Design) conference.

The goal of TED and TEDx events is to elevate important community voices and stories, spark meaningful conversations and create opportunities for strangers to become friends and allies.

We will hear from TEDxColumbus' founder about this year's event, and we will meet two featured speakers.

Guests:

1. Ruth Milligan, founder and curator, TEDxColumbus
2. Yohannan "Yogi" Terrell, founder and executive director, Columbus Fashion Alliance
3. Dr. Alexa Meara, rheumatologist, educator and patient advocate, The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center