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The News Literacy Project has assembled a free “Teaching About AI” hub for classrooms, bundling quick “Daily Do Now” slides, quizzes, and a complete “AI or not?” lesson plan. The collection aims to help students grasp how artificial intelligence works, where it falls short, and how it shapes civic life. As the group puts it, […]
Thirteen weeks, two tracks, and monthly faculty masterclasses. The McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin is offering a Post Graduate course built around AI agents and generative AI for real business use. The UT Austin AI Agents program is online and designed for working professionals who want hands-on practice, not […]
Up to nine weeks of guided prep, at no cost. Google for Developers is promoting a cohort-based path aimed at speeding teams toward Google Cloud credentials. The program, called GEAR Get Certified, pairs instructor-led training with technical mentorship for employees at Google Cloud customer companies, according to the official program page from Google for Developers […]
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, better known as the AI Act, sets risk-based rules for how artificial intelligence can be built and used in Europe. Around that statute, the European Commission is standing up a full support stack for developers and adopters — from public compute to a planned AI Skills Academy — to turn policy into […]
On June 29, 2026, McKool Smith published its latest AI Litigation Tracker, a running review of generative AI copyright suits in media and entertainment prepared by principal Avery Williams (McKool Smith). Read together with entries from April through June, the tracker shows courts edging away from quick exits and toward fact-heavy fights that will shape […]
Sixty-two languages carry an entry for Generative AI on Wikipedia. The English page sets the tone with a mix of definitions, history, and a headline example: an AI-made image, Théâtre D’opéra Spatial, that won a fine art prize in 2022 at the Colorado State Fair, as the article highlights (Wikipedia). That public-facing snapshot matters, because […]
On April 13, 2026, Stanford’s Institute for Human-Centered AI published a 12-point summary of its latest AI Index. The post, written by Shana Lynch, frames a field hitting new capabilities while raising hard questions about energy, transparency, and the distribution of gains (Stanford HAI). What Stanford’s AI Index 2026 actually says According to the Stanford […]
On June 22, 2026, The Conversation ran a blunt warning by Nan Li: “Anyone can fake a scientific image with AI, tricking even academic journals — and undermining trust in science.” The claim lands at a bad time for research integrity. It now takes minutes, not months, to mint lab-looking pictures. That raises the stakes […]
On November 27, 2025, the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism published a report taking stock of how UK newsrooms are using artificial intelligence. It followed an October 7, 2025 survey on public attitudes to generative AI in news, and a September 19, 2024 audit of chatbots answering questions about the UK general election. […]
