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California schools are launching new digital literacy programs to teach students how to identify AI-generated fakes, propaganda, and online misinformation.
A 13-year-old Louisiana girl was expelled after a fight stemming from AI-generated nude images of her, raising alarms about schools' readiness for AI cyberbullying.
Fears of an AI-fueled academic crisis are proving unfounded as university professors adapt by reviving traditional, human-centric teaching methods.
A recent study from the Wharton School suggests that relying on AI for research tasks can lead to less creative and more generic outcomes compared to traditional methods.
A new generation of AI agents can autonomously complete online homework and quizzes, creating an academic integrity crisis that pits educators against tech firms.
Professors at the University of Illinois discovered dozens of students used AI to write identical apology emails after being accused of academic dishonesty.
Over half of students in one university course used AI for exams, raising concerns about declining cognitive skills and linguistic mastery. This trend could lead to a 'subcognitive' generation unable
A growing number of students, coders, and creatives are actively resisting AI tools, citing concerns over personal achievement, job security, and accuracy.
A new San Francisco private school, Alpha, is using AI to teach core subjects in just two hours a day, claiming to double learning speeds. Experts are intrigued but cautious.
A new report from Oxford University Press finds that while 80% of UK teenagers use AI for school, 62% believe it negatively impacts their study skills.
An Adelphi University student is suing the school, claiming he was falsely accused of using AI on an essay due to a writing style shaped by his disabilities.
A new survey reveals nearly 1 in 5 high schoolers has had a romantic AI relationship or knows a peer who has, linking school AI use to personal bonds and risks.
