Morgan State University will use Google Cloud and NVIDIA computing resources to expand research in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, climate science, health sciences and urban mobility.
The program places graduates of a Salesforce Administrator course in paid eight month fellowships with six New York City nonprofits.
Georgia State University will expand access to Studiosity's AI writing support tool to 7,000 students after a pilot involving more than 1,000 students.
Microsoft, the American Federation of Teachers and the United Federation of Teachers created a contract standard that limits how AI providers can use school data.
A GSMA Intelligence report finds 38% of people remain offline despite having mobile broadband coverage, and projects that closing digital capability gaps could add about $3.5 trillion to global GDP by 2030.
Google is providing free AI tools, training and career certificates to Missouri educators, students and residents through a statewide partnership.
The District of Columbia education agency released a customizable AI policy that classifies staff uses as prohibited, limited, or allowed with human review.
The University of Illinois Springfield and Ed3 are offering online AI literacy and professional development courses for educators across Illinois.
Ashland University and Ed3 are offering AI literacy and professional development courses for K-12 educators across Ohio.
Injini is accepting applications for an eight month program that will help 12 teams build and test AI education products for African classrooms. Five teams will advance to incubation and receive $25,000 each.
A YouGov study found that graduates of Catholic colleges reported more frequent AI use and greater preparation for the technology than graduates of secular institutions.
ODILO has rebranded as Letmino and expanded its workplace learning portfolio with AI supported tools for employee training.
New York City public schools will prohibit students through eighth grade from using generative AI tools during the 2026 to 2027 school year.
OpenAI is providing free ChatGPT for Teachers access to more than 100,000 additional educators and staff across 55 US school systems.
IBM launched a K-12 AI leaders fellowship after a survey found that classroom AI use is growing faster than educator training and school guidance.
MIT has released a final report and optional resources for instructors setting generative AI rules in fall 2026 classes, including a four option policy menu and an experimental assignment policy tool.
Anthropic has made Claude for Teachers available as a free Enterprise offering for qualifying U.S. K-12 schools and districts, with centrally managed access, single sign on, role based controls, and domain claiming.
Crimsontide AI has launched OpenJM, a multimodal agentic AI platform built in Jamaica with memory, media generation, speech processing, and autonomous agent features.
Graduate students from MIT and Harvard built AI tools for four nonprofits through the AI for Social Impact Fellowship, with participating organizations now planning broader use.
Nuclearn and GSE Solutions have formed a strategic collaboration to add AI tools to nuclear plant simulation and operator training systems.
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