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England’s qualifications regulator says internet-connected wearables and AI-assisted coursework are creating new risks for GCSE and A-level integrity.

Apple says its Detroit Developer Academy has reached a fifth graduating class, while spotlighting local app makers who used the program to build apps and businesses.

Google’s partnership with the University of Waterloo is producing working AI prototypes aimed at education, accessibility, and coaching rather than just classroom theory.

A growing wave of AI-generated vloggers is recasting history as first-person social media content, drawing large audiences and raising new questions about how the past is taught and consumed.

A University of Washington research plan involving teacher-worn cameras in preschool classrooms has raised concerns about consent, privacy, and how AI training data is gathered in sensitive settings.

OpenAI says its Education for Countries initiative is entering a new phase focused on research partnerships, localized deployments, and teacher training, with Singapore joining a cohort that already spans Europe, the Mid

Snap, YouTube, and TikTok have settled a closely watched lawsuit brought by a Kentucky school district, leaving Meta to continue facing a case seen as a test for more than 1,000 similar claims from public schools.

A widening debate over artificial intelligence in K-12 education is shifting away from novelty and toward safety, impact, and regulation.

A long-term follow-up study in Uganda suggests that children who survive severe malaria can face measurable learning and cognitive challenges years after the illness ends.

OpenAI has introduced the first ChatGPT Futures class, recognizing 26 students from more than 20 institutions and pairing the honor with grants and access to frontier models.

A Wall Street Journal report highlighted a seventh grader who logged 13,000 YouTube views in three months on a school account, underscoring a wider debate about digital access, platform design, and school oversight.

Researchers have launched Paleolatitude.org, a public-facing tool built on a major tectonic reconstruction model that lets users track how any location’s latitude changed through deep time.

As schools struggle to define and detect AI misuse, innocent students can find themselves forced to defend work that may be difficult to prove was entirely their own.

NASA says its University Leadership Initiative has supported more than 1,100 students at 100 schools over the past decade, feeding research into high-speed flight, advanced air mobility, airspace safety, and electrified,

A viral Stanford computer science class packed with celebrity AI guests has become a flashpoint over whether elite access is enriching education or crowding it out.

IEEE Spectrum profiles roboticist-turned-teacher Tom Burick, who led students in building a full-scale replica of ENIAC as part of a broader effort to ground neurodivergent learners in the history of technology.

A profile of robotics pioneer Maja Mataric highlights how the field of socially assistive robotics, once barely defined, is now being applied to autism support and student mental health through machines built for encoura

A new study says the increase in colorectal cancer deaths among younger adults is concentrated mainly among people without degrees, pointing to socioeconomic factors as a possible driver.

A new survey finds fewer than half of parents believe schools are well prepared to respond if students become victims of nudification AI apps.

Accounts from university students and researchers suggest generative AI is not only changing homework habits but also narrowing the range of ideas students bring into seminars and class discussions.