AI Literacy and the New Admissions Disadvantage (opinion)
The opinion piece says admission offices should be transparent about their AI-detection policies and procedures.
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The opinion piece says admission offices should be transparent about their AI-detection policies and procedures.
Read the original →A scan of publicly documented AI initiatives at research-intensive universities was carried out. It suggests universities may need to invest more in teaching.
Read the original →Vietnam will implement AI education for secondary school students from the 2026-2027 school year. The Ministry of Education and Training plans to incorporate 12 AI-related subjects into the curriculum from grade 1 to grade 12. They focus on four areas: human-centered thinking, AI ethics, AI techniques and applications, and AI system design.
Read the original →A research team led by Professor Park Geoncheol of the School of Business Administration at Korea University of Engineering and Technology made the statement on Oct.
Read the original →The importance of lifelong learning is growing in the age of AI. The article says the budget for lifelong and vocational education accounts for 1.35%.
Read the original →Starting in the 2026-2027 school year, Vietnam will implement AI education for secondary school students. The Ministry of Education and Training will incorporate 12 core AI lessons into the curriculum from grades 1 to 12, focusing on four areas: human-centered thinking, AI ethics, AI techniques and applications, and AI system design.
Read the original →MyTeacherKorea has begun offering MyTeacher, an AI-based English writing learning service. It is aimed at students from fifth grade of elementary school to the equivalent of first year of high school, and supports writing and correcting English compositions.
Read the original →Children performed a group dance they learned using AI and were chosen for the excellence award. The performance took place at 3:30 p.m. on the 11th at Maruoka Castle in Sakai.
Read the original →Five 11th-grade boys at Chu Van An High School in Hanoi began building VietTrans, a platform for reading ancient Thai script. The aim is to let students and users use the script more conveniently in digital settings.
Read the original →The Hue City Department of Education and Training's city-level high school literature exam for the 2026-2027 school year devoted the entire 12-point essay question to a novel issue. It placed Xuan Dieu's poem "Going by Boat" alongside three texts created using ChatGPT to prompt students to reflect on literary creation.
Read the original →Four Japanese high school students competed at the third International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI 2026), winning one silver and three bronze medals. The event was held from August 2 to 8 in Astana, Kazakhstan, with 471 participants from 108 countries and regions. It was launched in 2023.
Read the original →The Okinawa Prefecture Social Insurance and Labor Consultants Association, led by president Chieko Tamayose, will hold a free labor and pension consultation and a commemorative seminar with pension and AI experts. The events coincide with October, the month promoting the social insurance and labor system. The free consultation runs from 1 to 4 p.m. on the 17th at San-A Nishihara City, first floor.
Read the original →Chungbuk National University is seeing tangible results from its efforts to attract international students. Its School of International Studies is among the units drawing them.
Read the original →Kurume Institute of Technology in Kurume, Fukuoka Prefecture, will present results of student projects on August 10, 2026. Students worked with local companies and municipalities using AI, on topics including generative-AI-based administrative digital transformation and failure prediction for traditional industries.
Read the original →SK in South Korea is creating a two-year non-degree program called SK AIGEN, to begin next March. It will select about 50 young people aged 19 to 34 and support them with 3 million won per month for two years.
Read the original →As AI spreads and changes how daily work is done, human communication skills that AI cannot replace are being reassessed. A telephone response contest for Miyagi Prefecture was held in September in Aoba Ward, Sendai.
Read the original →Micah Silverman, who has worked at Snyk for about five years, ran a two-hour workshop at a security conference presenting Snyk's curriculum called "AI Security Engineer Foundations". The curriculum consists of six modules, including the OWASP Top 10 for LLMs.
Read the original →Seo-gu in the Jeonnam-Gwangju Integrated Special City will expand artificial intelligence (AI) education and digital job support for older adults.
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