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Virtual Classes and AI Help Students With Some College, No Credential

Southern New Hampshire University's online offerings and artificial intelligence-powered support tools are re-engaging learners who left college without a degree.

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Crafting Thoughtful AI Policy in Higher Education: A Guide for Institutional Leaders

Here's how to develop and implement an AI framework that not only aligns with an institution's unique mission, but also addresses the diverse needs of its stakeholders, including faculty, students, staff,

Champlain College Partners with Anthropic to Advance Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education

Champlain College and Anthropic, a leader in artificial intelligence (AI) safety and research, today announced a strategic collaboration to leverage Claude, Anthropic's state-of-the-art assistant, to advance AI in higher education and workforce development.

College Board's CEO on How AP Courses Are Changing for the AI Era

College Board CEO David Coleman on AP's shift toward career readiness, AI's impact, and new courses in cybersecurity and business.

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CSUF conference teaches faculty how to adapt to artificial intelligence

Topics ranged from integrating AI into course assignments, using AI ethically and responsibly and using the technology to enhance cultural competency.

AI Ethics in Higher Education: How Schools Are Proceeding

Higher education institutions are uniquely positioned to evaluate AI ethics and explore safeguards to promote responsible use at colleges and universities.

This Calgary school is embracing artificial intelligence for report cards, lesson planning

One Calgary school is using artificial intelligence to help teachers with some of their most time-consuming tasks: creating lesson plans and writing report card comments.

UC teams with Bay Area tech company for new lab that hopes to make AI work for artists

Meanwhile, in the federal courthouse in San Francisco, artists are suing companies Stability AI, DeviantArt, Midjourney and Runway AI. Their legal complaint describes the firms' AI-powered image generators as "copyright-laundering devices, promising customers the benefits of art without the costs of artists."