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A federal lawsuit over a 76% Turnitin AI score alleges discrimination, not just inaccuracy — a warning for any school treating detector output as proof.
Ohio became the first US state to force every school district to adopt an AI policy by law. The deadline has passed, but having a policy and having a good one are not the same thing.
Ofqual's chief regulator says removing non-examined assessment from GCSEs and A-levels is 'never off the table' as AI makes coursework authenticity impossible to verify.
California's new voluntary AI model policy for schools follows an incident where an AI image tool sexualised a child's homework, and critics say the guidance still lacks real guardrails.
A Penn State review of the research finds no evidence AI tutors outperform human teachers, even as tuition-funded AI schools expand rapidly.
The DfE is funding a four-year, 1,000-school trial to test AI and edtech claims properly before procurement — schools should watch the methodology, not just the headline figure.
Anthropic's new free teacher tool can run unsupervised daily analysis of pupil data — a real shift from chatbot to autonomous agent that UK schools should watch closely.
A new NEU survey of over 10,000 teachers shows AI use has jumped from 53% to 76% in a year, but almost half of schools still have no policy governing it.
A federal lawsuit over a false AI-cheating flag is a warning UK schools should heed: JCQ guidance says a detection score alone is not proof, but many teachers still treat it as one.
Keeping Children Safe in Education 2026, in force from 1 September, treats AI-generated deepfake imagery as a safeguarding incident and tightens filtering duties for every English school.
Harvard Business School is training future managers to direct AI. Most K-12 schools are still debating whether students should use it at all.
Harvard Business School is embedding AI across its MBA. Meanwhile, most K-12 schools are still writing acceptable use policies. That gap has consequences.
Linda McMahon posted an AI-generated image honoring Ida B. Wells. The real story isn't the gaffe—it's who's making AI policy for schools.
Linda McMahon posted an AI-generated image of Ida B. Wells. The embarrassment is real. The policy implication is worse.
Alabama A&M's Amazon partnership is the latest big-tech-meets-campus deal. Here's what AWS AI tools actually require before a school commits.
Alabama A&M's Amazon AI partnership promises real tools—but are students learning AI or learning to use Amazon's platform? A close look at what schools actually get.
Schools like Alpha claim AI can deliver a full curriculum in 2 hours a day. Here's what the tools actually do—and what they can't replace.
A Houston-area school claims AI frees enough instruction time for students to spend more hours on the baseball field. Here's how to stress-test that promise.
Cal State students are using AI tools constantly but distrust the results. That gap tells educators more than adoption rates ever could.
A Cal State survey found students embracing AI tools they don't trust. What that adoption gap reveals before you recommend any tool to students.
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Browser-based AI assistant for teachers that helps with feedback, lesson planning, rubric generation, quizzes, differentiation, and workflow support inside tools like Google Docs.
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