Colin Wood

“Digital twins” powered by Praxis AI and Anthropic are helping university students answer many questions during off hours.

Recent survey data from an admissions assessment company shows that a majority of college applicants were confused about the rules on using AI.

A new feature in the AI-detection service GPTZero lets users check factual claims against other sources and verify whether citations contain AI-generated content.

Temple University administrators announced they're using new artificial intelligence technology hoped to spot firearms on campus.

The Neuromorphic Commons, or THOR, project, intends to provide researchers from many disciplines better access to computing architectures that take inspiration from the human brain.

A new report from the higher education technology firm Ellucian shows that educators are more worried about bias and security of AI than they were last year.

New research from the University of Georgia shows virtual reality can aid students who speak English as a secondary language.

A new feature in GPTZero highlights the words that generative artificial intelligence tools are much more likely than humans to use in their writing.

A law professor at the University of Missouri is using chatbots to help her students hone their thinking and argumentation skills.

The University of California, Los Angeles, announced a partnership with OpenAI that will bring its product to the school's academic, administrative and research functions.

With rising chances of having their data encrypted or backups compromised, higher education institutions are paying more than initial demands to recover their systems.

According to a team of computer scientists, it doesn't take a team of computer scientists to fool many of the most popular AI-detection tools.

The University of California, Los Angeles has hired Chris Mattmann, a former innovation chief at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, as its first chief data and artificial intelligence officer.

Many higher ed faculty recently surveyed said they feel the effects of burn out and reported belief education is not "heading in the right direction."

A new audit from Maryland's legislative auditor shows how the University of Maryland Global Campus purchased its IT without a competitive procurement process or oversight.

The Department of Education announced it won't roll out its new student aid form to all institutions until December, after it's tested it at volunteer colleges.

The University of Delaware is turning to artificial intelligence to mine old lectures to build study resources for its students.

More than a month after sustaining a ransomware attack, New Jersey City University leaders have notified their students of the cyberattack.

A new report from the firm Zscaler shows that ransomware attacks are growing fastest in the health care and education sectors.

The online education provider 2U has announced it's restructuring its debt and that it's filed for bankruptcy.