Companies are already showcasing the diverse ways in which AI is being deployed to meet needs and help pave the way for a healthier, safer and educated society.

Educators must be able to foster critical thinking, ethical reasoning, and decision-making skills in students using these innovations.

Perplexity and SheerID launch a global program offering students up to two years of free AI access through secure identity verification.

Let’s be honest. AI has already taken a seat in the classroom. Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Anthropic have all been pushing hard. Today brings more announcements from Athropic, the company behind the AI chatbot Claude, adding even more momentum. The shift isn’t subtle anymore. It’s fast, loud and it’s happening whether schools are ready or not.

China is investing nearly $100 billion in artificial intelligence as part of a state-driven plan to rival the US in advanced technology. With extensiv

Even the teachers who were almost on the verge of retirement had to learn how to operate computers, Zoom, Microsoft Teams… They had no option but to accept the change and the need of the hour." He makes a comparison between this revolution and the present surge of AI in schools,

The National Academy for AI Instruction, backed by AI companies and the AFT, aims to use AI in education without replacing teachers.

Here’s what to know about Connecticut’s AI bills this session, their status and how they compare to other states’ laws.

The Ministry of Education opened a new Centre of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare at the University of Mumbai today as part of its Pradhan Mantri Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (PM‑USHA) program.

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Kentucky's Artificial Intelligence Task Force began hearing testimony Tuesday on how the state should approach use of the fast-moving technology in education.