Workplace Learning Upgrades Businesses are using agentic AI to identify key skills needed for future jobs. These systems create personalized training programs that help workers learn faster while building problem-solving abilities. A study showed AI tools in e-textbooks quadruple how much students engage with learning materials.

Smarter School Systems US K-12 schools are testing AI that connects different data sources like attendance records and test scores. One district used it to predict which students might miss school and created targeted plans to keep them engaged. Teachers say these tools help them focus more on teaching instead of paperwork.

College Support Revolution Universities are deploying AI assistants to handle common student requests. These digital helpers can answer financial aid questions in minutes instead of weeks and alert professors when students miss assignments. Ed-tech company Element451 showed how AI could track student progress across multiple classes to offer timely help.

Teacher Tools Most US college instructors now use AI to prepare class materials. Popular features include automatic chapter summaries and practice tests that adapt to each student’s learning pace. Faculty report having more time for one-on-one mentoring since adopting these tools.

Global AI Skills Push Educational experts worldwide are urging schools to teach AI literacy. Simple summer programs help teachers and students understand how to work with AI responsibly. Tech conferences released free online courses showing how to build classroom AI tools that protect student privacy.

Tech Company Moves Microsoft hosted a hackathon where developers created new AI tools for schools, like homework helpers that explain math steps clearly. Other companies demonstrated AI systems that translate lessons into multiple languages instantly, helping immigrant students keep up.