Schools and companies around the world are learning how to use agentic AI, which are computer systems that can do complicated tasks all by themselves. This weekly update shows how teachers are training to use these AI agents to help their students, and how universities are changing the way they work with AI technology.

In Finland, a new free online course is teaching people how to use AI agents in their jobs. The course helps workers understand what AI agents can do and how to use them safely. Leaders in Finland say that AI agents will help workers get more done without feeling so tired.

Teachers in New York City just finished their first training class on March 18 to learn how to use agentic AI in their classrooms. These smart AI systems can help teachers create lesson plans, check if lessons are written clearly, and help students learn better. About 50 teachers learned how agentic AI can help them do better teaching.

Universities in the United States are using agentic AI to help students succeed. Schools like Illinois Tech and Arizona State University are using AI to understand when students need extra help and to make learning plans just for each student. The White House also shared a new plan to make sure American workers learn AI skills.

Experts warn that some jobs in universities might change because of agentic AI. Jobs that are repetitive and follow clear rules are more likely to change. However, new skills will be needed, like learning how to work with and guide AI agents instead of doing tasks by hand.