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Ohio State University to Require All Students to Study Artificial Intelligence
Starting this fall, students across all academic disciplines at Ohio State University will be required to complete an additional course on the responsible use of artificial intelligence tools.
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Duolingo Launches Over One Hundred New Language Courses
The educational platform for learning foreign languages has developed 148 new programs using generative artificial intelligence.
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In China, Primary School Students Are Banned from Using AI Independently
The Ministry of Education of the People’s Republic of China has published an official document defining the age at which schoolchildren are permitted to use neural networks independently for educational purposes.
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Boston University Student Demands Tuition Refund After Professor Uses AI
A student at a private research university in Boston has demanded a tuition refund after discovering that a professor used artificial intelligence in course materials.
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A Program to Teach Flexible Skills to Schoolchildren and Students Launched in the UK
More than a thousand students from schools and universities in Manchester will practice empathy, time management, and all the “everyday yet essential social skills,” as described by the program's initiators, for free. This project was launched by the non-profit organization Higher Health, a UNESCO partner.
