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Read the original →Will.i.am outlines his mission to use student AI projects to solve real-world problems internationally.
Read the original →A cross-sectional study of 362 first-year nursing students found positive associations between AI literacy and AI use, prior education and interest. Network rankings varied with the analytical approach used.
Read the original →A major project has been launched to enable the South West's tourism and hospitality industry to develop practical ways to benefit from advances in AI.
Read the original →Your AI Advisor Inc., led by representative director Yuine Kuroyama, announced it co-hosted an AI study and networking event for business executives with Sega Sammy. The event was held on October 15, 2026, at Sega Sammy's headquarters.
Read the original →Comfort Elementary School teachers in Jones County recently took part in a professional development session focused on artificial intelligence.
Read the original →Georgia Tech's artificial intelligence research and education efforts are entering a new phase with $38.4 million in renewed support from the U.S. National Science Foundation. The funding covers two Georgia Tech-led National AI Institutes.
Read the original →Common Sense Media, a US-based independent nonprofit that rates media and technology for kids and families, has rated OpenAI's recent release, ChatGPT for Teens, at "unacceptable risk" for teenage use. The piece notes this may not surprise parents concerned about artificial intelligence generally.
Read the original →The first artificial intelligence textbooks for students from grade 1 through grade 12 were written under Ministry of Education and Training guidelines. They are designed so that students go through a process of learning, understanding, practicing and creating, rather than only learning on paper.
Read the original →Thai Binh Thao Nguyen, a student in class 11C1 at Ha Huy Tap High School in Thanh Binh ward, Nghe An province, uses artificial intelligence to deliver book pages to visually impaired children and students in inclusive education settings.
Read the original →Mississippi State University students can develop AI-powered solutions to challenges facing university departments and Starkville businesses through Bulldog Bytes, a new Student Association coding competition. It is open to all experience levels, including those with little or no AI coding background. Participants can work individually or in teams.
Read the original →The Gujarat government has drafted a policy to provide AI training to five lakh students across higher education institutions under the proposed Gujarat AI for Every Student Mission 2026–27. The draft, prepared by the state's Higher Education Department, proposes a three-tier training programme and 5,000 faculty members developed as AI Master Trainers within 12 months.
Read the original →Tokyo University of Technology held a symposium marking its 40th anniversary, titled "Talking About the Future with AI Yoro Sensei."
Read the original →Niigata City will hold a hands-on event called AI Prototype Challenge on October 31, using generative AI to turn business ideas into concrete form in a short time. It will take place at the NINNO Presentation Space in Sasaguchi, Chuo Ward.
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