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Managers emerge as change agents driving AI transformation across companies worldwide

Middle managers are becoming critical drivers of AI transformation as companies move beyond pilot projects. A Salesforce survey reveals 78% of managers feel personally responsible for their team's AI adoption, with 77% saving more than three hours weekly using AI tools. Organizations are recasting managers from supervisors to coaches who build AI-ready teams and integrate technology into everyday work.

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Managers emerge as change agents driving AI transformation across companies worldwide

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AI skills surge 17-fold in India job market, but compensation gap widens for existing workers

AI skills now appear in 15.4% of technology job descriptions in India, up from 0.9% in 2020, marking a 17-fold increase. While 66% of employers offer salary premiums for AI-skilled roles, more than half of AI-exposed workers report stagnant or declining compensation, revealing a stark disconnect between external hiring rates and internal pay structures.

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AI skills surge 17-fold in India job market, but compensation gap widens for existing workers

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Chicago Law School bans laptops and phones for first-years to combat AI overreliance

The University of Chicago Law School unveiled a restrictive AI policy banning laptops and phones in first-year classes starting fall 2026. The move aims to ensure students develop critical thinking skills before learning AI tools. All exams will be administered in-class without internet access, with designated classroom scribes taking shared notes.

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Chicago Law School bans laptops and phones for first-years to combat AI overreliance

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Cognizant commits to training 15,000 workers in Frontier Certified roles to close AI outcome gap

Cognizant announced plans to scale its AI workforce to 5,000 Frontier Certified Engineers and 10,000 Frontier Business Operators by Q4 2026. The initiative addresses a $4.5 trillion gap between AI capability and enterprise results, focusing on training and deploying talent who can convert AI capabilities into measurable business results across model- and cloud-agnostic solutions.

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Cognizant commits to training 15,000 workers in Frontier Certified roles to close AI outcome gap

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Half of parents fear kids rely on AI too much as schools struggle to set guidelines

A Deloitte survey reveals 49% of parents worry their children rely on AI too heavily, yet only 33% of schools have established guidelines for its use. Nearly 30% of students already use generative AI tools in schoolwork, creating a policy gap that leaves families navigating competing fears about both overreliance and inadequate preparation.

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Half of parents fear kids rely on AI too much as schools struggle to set guidelines

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Brown University Professor Exposes Mass AI Cheating After Exam Scores Plunge From 96% to 48%

Economics professor Roberto Serrano watched his Brown University class average 96% on a take-home midterm, with 40 students scoring perfect 100s. When he switched to an in-person final exam, the average collapsed to 48%. The dramatic drop exposed what Serrano calls overwhelming evidence of AI-assisted cheating, raising urgent questions about academic integrity in the age of AI and whether elite students are substituting ChatGPT for actual learning.

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Brown University Professor Exposes Mass AI Cheating After Exam Scores Plunge From 96% to 48%

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Wealthy families pay $75,000 for AI tutors at Alpha School despite unclear educational outcomes

Alpha School is charging wealthy families $75,000 annually for AI-driven education that replaces traditional teaching with AI tutors and project-based workshops. Despite the hefty price tag, the private schools don't report performance metrics, and internal documents reveal AI-generated content riddled with errors. Former employees describe students as guinea pigs in an unproven experiment.

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Wealthy families pay $75,000 for AI tutors at Alpha School despite unclear educational outcomes

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UC San Diego launches Institute for Applied Health Intelligence to transform AI in healthcare

UC San Diego has established the Institute for Applied Health Intelligence, a multidisciplinary hub designed to accelerate AI in healthcare delivery and improve patient outcomes. The institute will unite more than 50 faculty members and train 750 professionals to bridge research and clinical practice through health intelligence and data-driven solutions.

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UC San Diego launches Institute for Applied Health Intelligence to transform AI in healthcare

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KIDZ AI wins EdTechX Award, unveils KIDZBot robotics learning platform with AI capabilities

KIDZ AI has won the 2026 EdTechX Award for the Americas and launched KIDZBot, an AI-native robotics learning platform. The platform integrates physical robotics with AI capabilities including persistent memory, reasoning, and adaptive learning. Commercial rollout is expected in the second half of 2026, starting with learning centers before expanding to classrooms and after-school programs.

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KIDZ AI wins EdTechX Award, unveils KIDZBot robotics learning platform with AI capabilities

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UNICEF finds 20 million children adopting AI three times faster than adults, governance lags behind

A UNICEF report reveals 20 million children across 10 countries are already using AI tools, with adoption rates three times faster than adults. One in ten children turn to AI for personal advice while 13 million use it for schoolwork. The agency warns that AI governance and safeguards are failing to keep pace with this rapid uptake, leaving young users exposed to risks including deepfake abuse, scams, and misinformation.

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UNICEF finds 20 million children adopting AI three times faster than adults, governance lags behind

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Google NotebookLM transforms research into 60-second AI videos for faster learning

Google has launched Short Video Overviews for NotebookLM, turning dense research documents into bite-sized TikTok-style AI videos. The feature creates 60-second summaries using AI-generated art and narration, initially available to AI Ultra and Pro subscribers. Free users will gain access soon as Google adapts to changing attention spans.

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Google NotebookLM transforms research into 60-second AI videos for faster learning

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San Diego Charter School Spends $500,000 on ChatGPT-Powered Humanoid Robots as Teaching Partners

Altus Schools in San Diego has invested $500,000 in two Ameca humanoid robots to serve as AI-powered teaching partners in classrooms. The ChatGPT-enabled robots can function as tutors, wellness coaches, career guides, and translators. While school officials call it groundbreaking research into physical AI in education, critics question whether the expensive experiment delivers enough value to justify the cost.

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San Diego Charter School Spends $500,000 on ChatGPT-Powered Humanoid Robots as Teaching Partners

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Universities Turn to AI After Missing Early Warning Signs: Adoption Jumps from 49% to 66%

AI adoption in higher education surged from 49% to 66% in just one year, marking a critical tipping point. Universities now deploy AI across enrollment management, student retention tracking, and administrative operations—not just chatbots. While students embraced AI tools rapidly, with 94% now using them, institutions are racing to catch up and close a widening governance gap.

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Universities Turn to AI After Missing Early Warning Signs: Adoption Jumps from 49% to 66%

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Kaspersky wins Cybersecurity Brand of the Year as AI threats surge across India

Kaspersky has been named Cybersecurity Brand of the Year at Bharat PSU Manthan 2026 in New Delhi. The recognition highlights the company's AI-driven approach to consumer cybersecurity, having blocked 4.7 crore web-based threats in 2025 alone. With 82.2% of Indian children accessing mobile devices by age 14, Kaspersky is championing family-first digital safety through initiatives like the KidZania Cyber Investigation Centre.

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Kaspersky wins Cybersecurity Brand of the Year as AI threats surge across India

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Google launches Study Notebooks in Gemini AI to transform how students learn and prepare for exams

Google has introduced Study Notebooks in its Gemini AI app, an AI-powered feature that creates personalized learning experiences for students. Instead of simply answering questions, the tool identifies knowledge gaps through diagnostic quizzes and builds customized lessons that adapt in real-time. The feature includes standardized test prep for exams like SAT, JEE, NEET, and GRE, with integration into NotebookLM for additional study aids.

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Google launches Study Notebooks in Gemini AI to transform how students learn and prepare for exams

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