Educators warn that AI tools have become so widespread, assigning typical homework may be “like asking students to cheat.” With cheating described as “off the charts,” schools are urgently redefining what academic honesty means in the AI era.

Big Tech giants are throwing their support behind Melania Trump’s newly unveiled AI initiative, which aims to bring cutting-edge technology into classrooms and beyond. The White House endorses moves to help train teachers, students, and job seekers, reflecting the rising importance of artificial intelligence in the nation’s future.

As AI continues to reshape our world, educators are pondering a pivotal question: Should we start teaching AI like we teach mathematics? The emergence of prompt engineering as a fundamental skill signals a shift in the essential literacies of the future.

A Year 13 student in Dubai has developed an AI-powered platform to assist underprivileged students in navigating the complex college application process, aiming to make higher education more accessible.