What's breaking now, across thousands of outlets.
Nearly 600,000 students lose access to generative AI tools, while five named vendors keep metered pilots running in high schools.
We haven't written up this one. Decrypt has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
AI is already part of how many students search, write, revise, code and create. The question is no longer whether it belongs in education, but how schools ensure it supports learning rather than…
The non-binding "Carolina Principles" call for sector-specific rule-making and closer government-industry collaboration on AI
A little-known company called Fluidstack has become a test bed for Google's plans to sell its own AI chip.
Foreign adversaries have been illegally accessing American AI systems to train competing technology, and selling copycat versions at a lower price.
