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5 Ways AI Is Reshaping Student Success

Artificial intelligence is influencing how students learn, seek support and prepare for careers—and how colleges identify when they need help.

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Report: Student Protections Haven’t Kept Up With Higher Ed’s Adoption of AI

Artificial intelligence has wormed its way into almost every aspect of college operations, from admissions and hiring to teaching and...
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2 in 3 Harvard Professors Say AI Has a Negative Impact on Class

Nearly two-thirds of Harvard University faculty members said artificial intelligence has had a “somewhat negative” or “very negative” effect on...
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Opinion

The Cures for AI Are Killing Us

The retreat from take-home essays jeopardizes the future of the humanities.

Weekly Wisdom | Future of Higher Education With Paul LeBlanc

Once AI can do so much of what a university used to think only it could teach, what is a university actually for?

Ep. 213: WASC’s Maria Toyoda on Accreditation’s Uncertain Future

The agency leader discusses the Education Department’s proposed regulation re-write.

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Survey: Americans Concerned About AI’s Effect on Human Connection and Thinking

Americans are increasingly concerned about the future of human connection, agency, purpose and critical thinking in the age of artificial...
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The ‘Nonexistent’ Research on AI’s Benefits for Education

Colleges are going all in on artificial intelligence. But it could be a long time before independent research emerges on how it should—or shouldn’t—be used to improve learning outcomes.