Artificial intelligence in teaching and learning.
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Artificial intelligence in teaching and learning.
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A memorandum from the Trump administration allows ICE to enter homes without a warrant in certain cases.
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House of Representatives votes in favor of holding the Clintons in contempt over the Epstein investigation.
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Sierra CEO Bret Taylor on the future of AI: We’re at the beginning of the curve.
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United Kingdom postpones its membership in Trump’s Peace Council over concerns about Putin.
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AI is driving a multitrillion-dollar infrastructure buildout, with a race to expand chip production, build data centres and increase energy capacity. As the boom demands more capital, technological considerations are giving way to economic ones.
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It’s not just AI safety advocates and data-center opponents that threaten to curb AI’s momentum.
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IBL News | Washington, DC
“Generative AI may increase student overreliance on this technology, diminish critical thinking, shorten attention spans, and complicate academic integrity.”
This is the main conclusion of a report from AAC&U and Elon University’s Imagining the Digital Future Center,
which presents findings from a national survey of 1,057 faculty across disciplines and institutional types.
The research notes that many faculty see value in artificial intelligence tools, particularly for enhancing learning, and are incorporating AI literacy, ethics, and responsible-use practices into their courses.
The report offers insights for campus leaders and educators seeking to understand the current moment, craft policies, and prepare students for an AI-infused world.
• The AI Challenge Report (PDF)
What do faculty really think about AI? A new report explores impacts on critical thinking, learning, careers, and campus practice—offering data to guide responsible action. https://t.co/yLqIO21X9q pic.twitter.com/MbWEmpdAhL
— AAC&U (@aacu) January 21, 2026