edtech
6 articles about edtech in AI news
Elice Group Expands AI Infrastructure with Modular Data Centers, Plans IPO
Elice Group, a Korean AI and EdTech company, is accelerating its AI infrastructure expansion using modular data centers and preparing for an initial public offering in 2026 to fuel growth.
McGraw Hill CEO: 7.5M AI Tools Signal Agentic Knowledge Era
McGraw Hill CEO claims 7.5M AI tools and an agentic future for knowledge. The unverified figure and precision education framing signal a strategic pivot, but lack product specifics.
MIT, Harvard Studies Link AI Use to Declining Critical Thinking in Youth
Research from MIT and Harvard indicates that AI usage is correlated with a significant decline in critical thinking and creativity scores among 17–25 year olds, with 67% of students acknowledging the negative impact.
Yale Professor Bans AI Writing, Requires In-Person Handwritten Work
A Yale professor, observing that AI tools make student writing sound uniformly polished and unoriginal, now requires all assignments to be handwritten in person. This move underscores the escalating challenge educators face in verifying authentic student work in the AI era.
China Launches Decentralized AI Push for K-12 Grading, Lesson Planning
China is directing its K-12 schools to implement commercial AI systems for teacher assistance, grading, and student monitoring. This creates a large-scale, decentralized national project with minimal central funding.
Two Studies Find AI Tutors Improve Learning, While Unrestricted AI Use Can Shortcut It
New research shows AI systems prompted to act as tutors improve student learning outcomes, while simply giving students access to AI can lead them to accidentally shortcut the learning process.