Bringing Science to Life with Artificial Intelligence
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Bringing Science to Life with Artificial Intelligence

The New York Academy of Sciences' Scientist-in-Residence program partners STEM professionals with NYC public school teachers to enhance science education through hands-on, inquiry-based projects, now integrating AI tools to deepen student engagement and understanding. Teachers are using AI not for efficiency but to enhance learning, focusing on ethical considerations and sharing successful tools within a trusted network to advocate for access and improve science teaching across diverse classrooms.

Computer Science Education in the Age of AI

Computer Science Education in the Age of AI

Generative AI tools, such as Large Language Models, are significantly impacting industries, including software development, leading to layoffs and raising questions about the value of a Computer Science degree. Despite concerns, Boise State University argues that Computer Science remains crucial, as AI tools require skilled professionals to effectively deploy, scale, and maintain applications, and the job market for CS graduates continues to evolve with opportunities in AI-focused companies.

Colin Kaepernick makes surprise visit to Portland Public Schools, a new partner with his AI company

Colin Kaepernick makes surprise visit to Portland Public Schools, a new partner with his AI company

Colin Kaepernick, former NFL player and founder of Lumi Story AI, spoke at Benson Polytechnic High School in Portland, Oregon, emphasizing the importance of preparing students for a technologically advanced future through AI literacy. Portland Public Schools Superintendent Kimberlee Armstrong highlighted her focus on early literacy, middle-grade math, attendance, and graduation rates, while announcing a partnership with Kaepernick's company to pilot an AI literacy platform in classrooms.

Catawba County Schools to launch AI literacy program for students

Catawba County Schools to launch AI literacy program for students

Catawba County Schools in North Carolina is planning to introduce a new AI literacy program for students this fall, with a focus on responsible and ethical usage of AI. The initiative, in partnership with AI for Education, includes a three-year program to integrate generative AI into the curriculum, starting with a "prompt-a-thon" summer training session for 30 students.