An electrical engineer who can’t do simple arithmetic, a policy leader who struggles to spell, a musician who can’t read sheet music—Trevor Semeniuk’s brain built genius-level workarounds that science is only now beginning to understand.
Schools are turning to AI for a safer digital environment, leveraging real-time filtering to detect and block harmful content.
Kyndryl’s AI education initiative in India aims to train 50,000 students and 30,000 youth annually, focusing on community problem-solving and AI literacy.
The University at Buffalo has introduced seven new interdisciplinary AI degrees, combining AI with established disciplines like communication and policy analysis.
The acquisition of Curious Refuge by Promise marks a significant step in AI-driven education in creative industries, poised to transform the entertainment sector.
The UAE has introduced new AI guidelines for schools, prohibiting AI use for students under 13 and focusing on structured and outcomes-focused AI use.
A new study has identified distinct brain signatures associated with different ADHD symptom trajectories in adolescents, highlighting the importance of considering individual differences in brain structure and function that contribute to ADHD.
AI-driven solutions are revolutionizing the way we support children with dyslexia, providing personalized help and early intervention to ensure they develop the skills they need to succeed.
The University of Kansas and the University of Central Florida have secured funding to expand the CIDDL Center, focusing on AI education in special education programs.
The Institute of AI Education at York St John University is empowering schools to navigate AI responsibly, focusing on AI literacy, fairness, and inclusion.
