AI threatens 12% of the US workforce, college enrollment is projected to fall 13% by 2041, and only 12% of the 1.1 million credentials offered lead to meaningful wage gains. Yet Deloitte's 2026 higher education report signals a surprising revival of the humanities.
AI grading tools cut teacher workload by 37% and return six hours per week. Yet South Korea explicitly banned AI-generated text in student records this year. Where exactly is the line between what technology can do and what it should?
In April 2026, NotebookLM integrated directly into Google Classroom. University students can now create personal study notebooks from course materials, generate infographics in 10 styles, and track flashcard progress across sessions. Here's what it means for educators.
South Korea set out to become the first country to bring AI-powered textbooks into public schools. Parliament then stripped those textbooks of their legal status. Here is how it unraveled.
The OECD Digital Education Outlook 2026 says generative AI can support learning β with conditions. Without proper pedagogical design, AI raises scores but steals real learning.