States and Districts Rapidly Deploy AI Policies Amid Safety Concerns
At least one state has gone as far as to prohibit artificial intelligence’s use for grading, discipline or other high-stakes decisions.
Four additional states now require districts to adopt AI policies, with some prohibiting AI use for high-stakes decisions like grading and discipline, signaling a shift toward regulatory frameworks for classroom AI implementation.
OpenAI Expands Education Tools with Work Collaboration Features and Voice Models
OpenAI launches ChatGPT Work for multi-step projects across apps and files EdTech Innovation Hub
Federal and State Investments Drive Apprenticeship and Workforce Development Growth
U.S. Labor Department awards nearly $162 million for apprenticeships in AI-linked sectors EdTech Innovation Hub
K-12 Schools Rethink Support Systems Using Data Analytics and MTSS
Schools today are navigating an unprecedented convergence of academic gaps, behavioral challenges, chronic absenteeism and rising student me...
Higher Education Faces Continued Financial Strain and Workforce Pressures
The public Philadelphia institution is reducing its workforce for the second year in a row but has seen promising enrollment gains of late.