Oregon Law Launches AI Skills Micro-Credential for Legal Professionals
Oregon Law has launched a new micro-credential that helps transactional attorneys use generative AI effectively while maintaining professional judgment.
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Oregon Law has launched a new micro-credential that helps transactional attorneys use generative AI effectively while maintaining professional judgment.
Read the original →In an interview with Diagnostic Imaging, Joseph Cavallo, MD, MBA, discussed the importance of radiology residents developing an "ironclad skill set" clinically. He also stressed having a good grasp of AI literacy going forward.
Read the original →Shakira has begun promoting an initiative that seeks to expand women's access in Latin America to training in technology.
Read the original →Gaiax Co., Ltd. issued a press release on October 8, 2026 (10:00). It announced it will work with Ehime Prefecture and SPC to dispatch AI education instructors to high schools in the prefecture.
Read the original →The presentation reviewed issues of improving the quality of education, strengthening methodological support for educators, and expanding modern approaches in the system.
Read the original →A listener wrote to Asahi Shimbun's podcast on parenting, "Oya Moya," asking whether AI will become a tool or a conversation partner for children.
Read the original →Yokosuka City has introduced an AI-based English learning app in all 23 of its municipal junior high schools, the first in the prefecture to do so. It offers conversation practice with AI characters and automatic correction of English compositions, letting students learn at their own pace.
Read the original →The contest gives local students an opportunity to learn and experiment with AI to solve practical problems in their communities.
Read the original →A social media user was surprised to see an AI-generated video in which the writer Vu Trong Hung introduced himself, greeted viewers and listed his major works.
Read the original →OpenAI announced on the 7th that it will soon introduce "College Planner," a new feature within ChatGPT's teen-focused services designed to support…
Read the original →As Google Gemini moves into Utah schools, districts are taking different approaches to student access.
Read the original →The Ibaraki prefectural board of education introduced AI interviews this fiscal year for the first-round selection in public recruitment of principals for prefectural combined junior-senior high schools, secondary schools and high schools. The aim is to draw out the strengths of candidates with varied backgrounds, such as work experience in private companies.
Read the original →University of Colorado Denver students, faculty, and administrators celebrated the opening of a new AI Hub. They have big expectations about the lessons it could provide.
Read the original →A new study finds that the locally deployable Gemma 3 27B model scores highly on a German introductory physics benchmark. It delivers only moderate usefulness as a real classroom tutor.
Read the original →Students caught cheating with AI glasses on Korea's college entrance exam will lose eligibility for next year's test, the education minister said.
Read the original →OpenAI announced on the 7th that it will soon introduce a new feature called College Planner to its ChatGPT service for teenagers. The feature is meant to help with preparation for college admission in the United States.
Read the original →Uber Inc. and Mobile Planning Co. have launched an AI creative package for libraries. It offers new workshop experiences combining words and books for people from children to seniors, with examples including AI origami and AI miniature books.
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