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OpenAI extended its free ChatGPT for Teachers workspace to 55 additional U.S. school systems across 20 states, adding nearly 140,000 educators and bringing the total to over 340,000 through June 2028.
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New York City Public Schools announced a one-year moratorium banning student-facing generative AI tools for grades Pre-K through 8, the most expansive AI restriction among major U.S. school districts. High schoolers get supervised pilots instead.
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Federal guidance released August 20, 2026 urges schools to evaluate ed tech by instructional value and evidence of effectiveness, continually assess whether it meets district goals, and demand greater transparency from vendors.
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The University of Southern California will offer a dedicated AI degree, while UCLA is launching a Department of Digital Humanities to apply AI to sociology, archaeology, and history—signaling a new phase of AI-focused academic investment.
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Utah becomes the first U.S. state to deploy Google's Gemini for Education across all public schools, reaching 680,000 students and 28,000 educators at no cost starting in the 2026-27 school year.
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Anthropic is giving all verified U.S. K-12 educators free access to premium Claude capabilities through June 2027, with FERPA-aligned privacy terms and integrations across nine EdTech platforms. The move intensifies competition with OpenAI's ChatGPT...
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Swedish EdTech startup imagi has raised $4.5 million in seed funding to expand its K-12 platform that combines creative coding with AI literacy, reaching students in over 30 countries.
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A new report reveals that K-12 schools use an average of 2,591 EdTech tools—up 190% since 2018—creating integration nightmares, wasted budgets, and teacher burnout. Learn why consolidation is the new priority.
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Starting the 2026-27 academic session, India's National Education Policy integrates AI and Computational Thinking into the core curriculum from Grade 3, while the DIKSHA 2.0 platform brings adaptive assessments and multilingual AI tools to 250...
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Starting August 2026, the EU AI Act classifies educational AI systems as high-risk, requiring conformity declarations, technical documentation, and bias audits before EdTech products can be sold to European schools and universities.
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