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Florida A&M University welcomed Google to campus on Oct. 8 for the Google HBCU RISE Summit. Students and faculty were able to explore artificial intelligence, develop practical skills and learn how emerging technologies are reshaping education and the workforce.
Read the original →Babson's writing center has been renamed the Writing Center & AI Literacy Lab. The center is helping students use artificial intelligence thoughtfully.
Read the original →Bac Ninh Industrial College (BCI) recently held a seminar titled "Artificial Intelligence in Vocational Education - Opportunities, Challenges and a Culture of Responsible Application."
Read the original →The Toda City Board of Education in Saitama Prefecture began a trial run of Version 2.0 of its generative AI guidelines for education on October 1, 2026. The guidelines set standards for use in city elementary and junior high schools by grade and AI service. Based on the trial results, the board plans to revise them to Version 2.1 around December of the same year.
Read the original →A Hanji Inc. press release dated October 16, 2026 reports that generative AI use in university entrance exam preparation rose from 37% last year to 65%. The release says use for correcting answers has expanded.
Read the original →Georgetown University gave some faculty members premium access to ChatGPT. A university spokesperson confirmed that this is the school's latest move to expand its artificial intelligence offerings.
Read the original →Kindai University announced it is promoting AI use among all students, faculty and staff, aiming to become an "AI-native university." A course taught by Google employees has been opened.
Read the original →KIYO Learning's online qualification course service Studying will publish answer flash reports for the real estate transaction agent (Takken) exam, produced jointly by AI and instructors. The exam for fiscal year Reiwa 8 takes place on October 18, 2026.
Read the original →The Memphis non-profit The Jewel Guild Foundation is helping older adults learn about artificial intelligence. The organization will host AI literacy workshops through November.
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