Micro1 CEO Ali Ansari on why AI still depends on human judgment, and what schools must do so students develop purposes of their own rather than handing them to a machine.
Interplay Learning, Cengage and NAIA launch America's Mission Critical Workforce, an employer-led training model to close the data center electrician shortage faster.
The education plugins move AI from single answers to multistep workflows. The valuable skill becomes directing the process and judging what the machine returns.
OpenAI's Leah Belsky on how ChatGPT Work raises the stakes for AI in education: schools must cultivate student agency, judgment and citizenship, not just skills.
StarSpark AI tutor Sparky uses speech, handwriting recognition and grade-level pacing to teach students math reasoning rather than just delivering answers.
University of Kentucky and UWM show how teaching AI hands-on connects theory, judgment and real-world problem solving to prepare students for an AI-driven world of work.
A degree isn't enough. Incredible Health's Iman Abuzeid on why nurses get stuck between graduation and the right job, and how AI agents are rebuilding the bridge to work.
CodeSignal's 2026 ranking measures what graduates can do, not where they studied. The results expose a growing gap between university prestige and actual job readiness.
Udacity's launches a low-cost accredited MBA with Woolf, signaling a split in the AI-era anti-MBA market between fast certificates and portable degrees.
OpenAI takes ChatGPT beyond static STEM explanations with dynamic visuals that let students explore formulas and concepts interactively for deeper understanding.
Jibb.ai’s Comak turns pen-and-whiteboard sketches into editable digital assets—cutting faculty slide-build time while keeping handwriting central for students.
